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$1.6 Million
Plaintiff is a 50-year-old man who was doing repair work on a residential residence in Suffolk County. He was on a ladder when several bricks in the patio supporting the ladder gave way causing him to fall to the ground. The homeowner was negligent due to the improper construction and maintenance of the brick patio. The plaintiff suffered injuries to his pelvis, back, neck and legs and is disabled from future work.
Plaintiff is a 50-year-old man who was doing repair work on a residential residence in Suffolk County. He was on a ladder when several bricks in the patio supporting the ladder gave way causing him to fall to the ground. The homeowner was negligent due to the improper construction and maintenance of the brick patio. The plaintiff suffered injuries to his pelvis, back, neck and legs and is disabled from future work.
$1.5 Million
Read More →Plaintiff is a 40 year old man who was the driver of a motor vehicle involved in an accident with a commercial truck. The truck made a u-turn in front of the plaintiff and was ultimately held responsible for the accident. Plaintiff underwent physical therapy, but ultimately required a C3-C4 discectomy in addition to a cervical annuloplasty.
$1.2 Million
Read More →Facts: Plaintiff was driving his motor vehicle straight when defendant, who was legally drunk, crossed over a divider and struck the plaintiff’s car head on. Plaintiff was the only occupant in the car and died instantly. Plaintiff had dependent wife and teenage son.
$1.1 Million
Read More →The plaintiff is an 82-year-old man who was visiting a commercial building when he was caused to trip and fall while descending exterior stairs leading to an entrance. Through the use of expert testimony, O2law was able to prove that the stairs were in violation of several building codes and had inconsistent risers and handrails. The plaintiff sustained tendon injuries to both knees as well as a bimalleolar right ankle fracture requiring a closed reduction.
$1 Million
Read More →Plaintiff is a 61 year old male and came to The Odierno Law Firm P.C. after his prior attorney insisted on settling the case for $100,000 due to the perceived difficulty in refuting the defendant’s proof that plaintiff’s injuries were pre-existing and not related to the accident. Plaintiff was the driver of a motor vehicle and involved in an automobile accident on William Floyd Parkway, Suffolk County. He was stopped in traffic when his motor vehicle was struck on the right rear tire by the left frontf tire of a Jeep motor vehicle. The Odierno Law Firm P.C. argued successfully at the mediation that this is significant because according to safety research a tire to tire impact causes greater deformation and amplifies the force of the impact as well as negating the crumple zones. Plaintiff suffered varied and multiple cervical, thoracic and lumbar herniations and bulges requiring cervical, thoracic and lumbar discectomies. Plaintiff also suffered medial meniscal tear and chondromalacia to his left knee requiring arthroscopic surgery with further surgeries recommended.
$950,000
Read More →Plaintiff is a 32 Year old man who was driving his motor vehicle in Suffolk County, Long Island. While stopped at the intersection of Nesconset Highway and Old Town Road in the Town of Brookhaven his car was struck in the rear by a Mack manufactured Dump Truck. As a result of the impact he suffered MRI confirmed herniated discs which necessitated a multilevel Lumbar Laminectomy with the insertion of a Stryker Serrato pedicle screw rod system and a concomitant bone graph. Plaintiff also underwent Cervical and Lumbar Trigger Point injections.
$850,000
Read More →Facts: Plaintiff is a 65 year old male driving his motor vehicle at approximately 3:00 a.m. when a tour bus pulled out from a parking lot. Plaintiff was driving straight and struck the middle of the tour bus on the driver’s side. Defendant claimed that he was stopped in the roadway waiting to make a left hand turn and plaintiff had ample to see the tour bus and avoid a collision.
Defendant additionally argued the reflectors on the side of the bus would make the bus clearly visible and that plaintiff was fatigued from work. Plaintiff suffered broken ribs and a fractured hip requiring an open reduction and necessitating plaintiff walk with the assistance of a cane.