$6,800,000.00

$6,800,000.00 Our client was struck by a county bus while legally operating a licensed motor scooter, suffering severe injuries including multiple bone fractures and a long term stay in the hospital. Defendant bus company argued it was the fault of the plaintiff. Prior to trial, the bus company offered a top settlement of Plaintiff was able to obtain a 100% liability verdict against the bus company and a jury award totaling over for past and future damages.

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• $1,800,000 — $1,800,000 The plaintiff was an unemployed female student who was injured while she was a passenger on a NYC Transit bus. Liability was split between the bus and the private driver. The plaintiff underwent conservative treatment for a herniation in her lumbar spine, eventually had a spinal fusion surgery which was unsuccessful, and later had a subsequent surgery to stabilize her sacroiliac joint. The settlement was agreed upon after the fifth day of jury selection. · Giampa Law
• $1,500,000 — $1,500,000 Our client sustained neck and back injuries resulting in surgery in a rear-end accident that was never reported to police. We obtained a settlement of . · Giampa Law
• $1,400,000 — $1,400,000 Plaintiff was involved in a rear-end accident while in the course of his employment and driving a company van. He sustained a cervical neck injury that required surgery on his cervical spine. We obtained a settlement of . · Giampa Law
• $770,000 — $770,000 Plaintiff was a union truck driver who was rear-ended while driving an attenuator vehicle. He sustained a soft tissue injury to the neck as well as arthroscopic knee surgery. · Giampa Law
• $85 Million — $85 million jury verdict for a pedestrian who sustained catastrophic injury after being hit by a double-decker sightseeing tour bus in downtown Manhattan. This verdict was the largest verdict obtained in New York State and the 25th largest verdict obtained in the US in 2018. · Gair, Gair, Conason, Rubinowitz, Bloom, Hershenhorn, Steigman & Mackauf