Results That Speak.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case is unique. The figures below reflect actual recoveries for our clients.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to hands, arms, and legs due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to arms, hands, and legs due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos supervisor sustained repetitive occupational injuries to neck, back, knees, and wrists due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos handler developed rhinitis, bronchitis, GERD, lung nodules, and PTSD as a result of participating in the Ground Zero cleanup efforts after 9/11.
Laborer with a history of asthma from childhood had asthma worsened due to exposure at work to paint, chemicals, and debris from breaking concrete.
Asbestos handler developed depression, asthma, rhinitis, GERD, and PTSD as a result of participating in the Ground Zero cleanup efforts after 9/11.
Construction laborer developed PTSD, anxiety, panic attacks, COPD, GERD, asthma, and rhinitis as a result of participating in the Ground Zero cleanup efforts after 9/11.
Subway train operator sustained repetitive occupational injuries to arms and hands due to years of performing regular work duties.
Office worker sustained repetitive occupational injuries to the neck, elbows, and left wrist, as well as consequential psychiatric injuries due to performing regular job duties over time.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to shoulders, wrists, elbow, and knee due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to neck, back, right shoulder, knees, wrists, and elbows due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos handler developed GERD, rhinitis, sinusitis, reactive airway disease, PTSD, depression, and asthma as a result of participating in the Ground Zero cleanup efforts after 9/11.
Insurance claims adjuster slipped on ice while at work, injuring back, neck, right shoulder, and right knee, and then subsequently sustained bilateral wrist and right elbow injuries due to repetitive performance of regular job duties over time.
Subway car inspector slipped on a piece of plastic on the floor while working and injured knees and left shoulder.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to neck, back, shoulders, wrists, and left knee due to years of performing regular work duties.
Waxer at beauty salon injured neck and back due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to back, shoulders, wrists, hands, and knees due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to back, shoulders, wrists, and knees due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to back, shoulders, wrists, and left knee due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to right arm, hands, and legs due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos handler developed multiple myeloma as a result of participating in the Ground Zero cleanup efforts after 9/11.
Subway train operator was struck by a door while operating the train and injured arms and legs.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to back, hands, arms, knees, right hip, and left ankle due to years of performing regular work duties.
Construction worker with a weak heart suffered a sudden fatal heart attack due to heavy full-time labor.
MTA third rail supervisor tripped and fell on ballast and injured his arms and hands.
Waiter was assaulted by manager.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to back, shoulders, wrists, and left knee due to years of performing regular work duties.
MTA power maintainer injured right hand, right elbow, right shoulder, and neck while unloading heavy boxes at work.
Asbestos handler sustained repetitive occupational injuries to back, neck, right shoulder, right hip, and right knee due to years of performing regular work duties.
Subway train operator tripped over a piece of garbage and fell, injuring arms and legs.
Plumber sustained repetitive occupational injuries to back, left shoulder, and wrists due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos handler injured back and left shoulder while pushing a metal cabinet at work.
Subway car cleaner slipped and fell down the stairs injuring his neck, right shoulder, and right arm.
War correspondent for a major newspaper was mentally traumatized by experiences covering armed conflicts overseas, compounded by a hostile work environment back home.
Costume designer sustained repetitive occupational injuries to back due to regular work duties over many years.
Registered nurse contracted COVID-19 at work and suffered chronic long-COVID as a result.
Food service director fell from a ladder at work and injured head, right ear, back, right arm, and right hip.
Surgical technician had object fall on left foot and had surgery on the foot that resulted in deep vein thrombosis and a consequential back injury.
Ceiling collapsed on asbestos handler while working, causing injuries to neck, back, right shoulder, and right elbow.
Production worker at a soft drink bottling plant sustained repetitive occupational injuries to hips due to years of performing regular work duties.
Construction laborer sustained injuries to the head, neck, back, and right shoulder along with post-concussion syndrome and traumatic brain injury after passing out while operating a moving forklift and falling to the concrete warehouse floor.
Key grip injured back while lifting dolly while working on the set of a TV show.
Nursing assistant slipped on a wet, slippery safety mat at work and injured hands and right leg.
Asbestos handler developed depression and PTSD as a result of participating in the Ground Zero cleanup efforts after 9/11.
Amazon material handler injured back, neck, and right hip while trying to free a manual pallet jack that was stuck beneath pieces of wood.
Nursing assistant was mentally traumatized after a patient threw urine on her.
Amazon picker/packer injured back while lifting a heavy item at work.
Nursing assistant injured back while lifting a patient and developed consequential depression as a result.
Manager at a residence for developmentally disabled individuals was assaulted by a resident and sustained neck and back injuries.
Sanitation worker injured back and right knee while lifting a 150-pound trash bin.
Housekeeper sustained repetitive occupational injuries to neck, back, right shoulder, right hand, and right elbow due to years of performing regular work duties.
MTA supervisor sustained repetitive occupational injuries to hands and left thumb due to years of performing regular work duties.
Asbestos handler developed GERD, rhinitis, and COPD as a result of participating in the Ground Zero cleanup efforts after 9/11.
Bank employee was mentally traumatized by being asked to engage in unethical conduct.
Home health aide injured back while helping a patient get dressed.
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