Plaintiff was a fifty-four-year-old woman who slipped and fell on food in a Brooklyn hospital. Plaintiff required surgeries of the left leg and back.

Plaintiff was a thirty-three-year-old woman who slipped and fell on a wet staircase in a residential building in Manhattan. She required surgery of her left hip, right hip and right shoulder.

Our client, a 38-year-old woman, went into induced labor and suffered severe hip, spine, and neck injuries after she fell on a wet and slippery staircase in her building, requiring surgery and rehabilitation. The defendants had argued that they neither created nor had notice of the staircase’s wet conditions, and they disputed whether they were required to cover all floors with mats or continuously remove all moisture tracked onto the stairs. We were prepared to call medical and economic witnesses to demonstrate the extensive impact of our client’s injuries on her daily life.

The plaintiff slipped and fell on a wet staircase. The plaintiff injured his spine and needed surgery on his spine.

We secured this settlement for a 52-year-old Manhattan woman injured in a fall outside her apartment building elevator. The lawsuit, filed in New York County Supreme Court, alleged the woman suffered serious injuries to her hip, knees, ankle, and spine, requiring hip and ankle surgeries and limiting her daily activities. Although the building owner denied negligence and claimed lack of notice of the hazard, we resolved the case before trial with a substantial recovery for our client.

The plaintiff slipped and fell on water after walking out of an elevator in her apartment building. The plaintiff injured her right hip, both knees, ankle, and spine. The plaintiff underwent hip and ankle surgery.

Plaintiff was a forty-five-year-old woman who slipped and fell in the lobby of the New York Housing Authority building, on a recently mopped floor.  She required surgery on her right ankle, right hip and spine.