$1 Million

$1 Million verdict in the death of a child who choked to death on a hot dog in school. This tragic wrongful death case involved a young girl who died choking on a hot dog in the school cafeteria. Despite the presence of school staff at the time, no one responded to her distress. This negligence was shown by our attorneys to be the responsibility of the school and the verdict issued an award of $1 million for the grieving family of the young student.

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• $18 Million — $18 Million settlement obtained for paralyzed dockworker in the Gulf of Mexico. Our office teamed up with local counsel in Shreveport, Louisiana to obtain justice for this badly injured young man. · The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny
• $13 Million — $13 Millionsettlement for a roadway design case in a difficult and conservative venue. Our firm made history after settling in favor of a victim who suffered catastrophic injuries in a car accident. The cause of the car accident was traced back to a dangerously designed road. Both the city and the other driver were compelled to compensate our client, totaling an award of 13 million dollars. · The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny
• $5.75 Million — $5.75 Million settlement in a case brought against New York City for an accident involving a bicyclist and a city sanitation sweeper. · The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny
• $3M — $3M settlement for a Spanish speaking cook involved in an intersectional collision in Nassau County resulting in multiple spinal surgeries. The settlement figure on this case was exceptional on account of the client being a percentage at fault for the happening of this accident. James Lundy of this office was asked to assist the law office of Zemsky and Solomon at mediation on this matter. · The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny
• $1.3M — $1.3M settlement involving traumatic amputation of a child’s finger in a paper shredding machine not properly equipped with safety guard. · The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny