Category Archives: Auto Accident Motions

Auto Insurance Company’s Latest Weapon, the Biomechanical Engineer

By Brand Brand Nomberg & Rosenbaum, LLP | Posted on August 26, 2014

In motor vehicle personal injury litigation, insurance companies hire doctors to examine an injured plaintiff and testify for the defendants at trial. Fortunately, some of these doctors are not pawns of the insurance companies and will write reports that confirm the plaintiff sustained serious injuries as a result of the accident. However, the insurance… Read More »

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Winning a Personal Injury Case Before the Trial Begins

By Brand Brand Nomberg & Rosenbaum, LLP | Posted on August 26, 2014

In New York State, a motion for summary judgment asks the court to find a party should win part or all of the case as a matter of law. Instead of waiting for the trial and taking a chance that a jury will decide against you, the court can decide that you win. These… Read More »

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Construction Accident $3,600,000
$3.6 Million settlement in New York Supreme Court for a Spanish speaking construction worker who fell off a 6 foot ladder and landed onto metal and wooden debris. The worker required lumbar spinal surgery for his injuries and needed surgeries to both knees from the fall. The worker could not return to work and suffered depression from his injuries resulting in a suicide attempt.
Motor Vehicle Accident $1,700,000
$1.7 million verdict in New York County against the driver of a delivery truck who struck a man as he was crossing the street within the crosswalk in Manhattan.
Construction Accident $3,200,000
$3.2 million verdict in Queens Supreme Court for an undocumented Polish speaking construction worker who fell 12 feet during a demolition project. The worker fractured a vertebrae and herniated several discs in his spine requiring surgery. The plaintiff was unable to return back to work due to his injuries.
Motor Vehicle Accident $1,500,000
$1.5 million verdict in Supreme Court Kings County for a woman struck by a car that jumped the curb and hit the pedestrian while standing on the sidewalk across from Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
Slip And Fall Accident $1,900,000
$1.9 million verdict in New York Supreme Court for a bank manager who slipped and fell on a wet floor, resulting in spinal injuries. The building owner knew about a recurring leak inside the basement cafeteria but failed to correct the problem.
Construction Accident $2,000,000
$2 million settlement in Queens Supreme Court for Polish construction worker who fell 2 stories from a bucket. The worker’s supervisor told the construction worker to ride the material bucket down to use the bathroom because it would save time. The worker fractured his pelvis in several places requiring surgery and was unable to return to work.
Medical Malpractice $4,500,000
Defense counsel offers 11 cents to settle before trial and the jury renders a verdict of $4.5 million dollars for a medical malpractice victim and his wife. The action was commenced in New York Supreme Court for a patient who suffered massive internal bleeding during a lower back surgery when the surgeon negligently cut an artery and failed to promptly treat the condition, causing a loss of oxygen and injury to the brain.
Assault $1,250,000
$1.25 million settlement in New York Supreme Court against building owner for negligent security that caused two women to be assaulted while leaving work. A masked man entered their elevator from a floor that was supposed to be closed off for construction. The assailant used a metal pipe to attack the two women. The two women split the settlement monies.
Construction Accident $1,500,000
$1.5 Million settlement in New York Supreme Court for a construction worker who was struck by a piece of concrete that fell on his head and back. Workers above were chipping concrete despite knowing that people were working directly below them. The plaintiff required surgery on his neck but made a good recovery.
Medical Malpractice $3,900,000
$3.9 million settlement in Supreme Court Kings County for a Brooklyn man who suffered a stroke shortly following an eye surgery. The patient was given medical clearance for local anesthesia but instead was placed under general anesthesia for 7 hours. The patient’s blood pressure was not well controlled resulting in a 30 minute hypertensive emergency near the end of the operation. The patient died after 7 years of living in different nursing homes.

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