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Frekhtman & Associates settled a construction accident litigation matter on behalf of a client for $2,800,000.00 on Tuesday December 20, 2011 at a mediation in Manhattan, NY.  The case involved a construction worker who was part of a crew rebuilding the sewer system in Far Rockaway, Queens, NY.  The plaintiff was inside an access manhole while an excavator operator attempted to lift a trench box cemented into the ground of the same manhole.  As the trench box was being lifted, a piece of concrete came loose falling off the trench box and striking the plaintiff in the lower back as [...]

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A pedestrian struck by a car in Manhattan won a $500,000 settlement after mediation.  Frekhtman & Associates senior trial attorney, Richard Mogg, negotiated the settlement of this action which was on the trial calendar in Bronx Supreme Court about 2-3 months away from a final trial date.  Liability was strong against both cars who collided with each other in the roadway sending one of the vehicles onto the sidewalk striking the pedestrian.  Injuries included: soft tissue back injuries, torn meniscus with arthroscopic surgical procedure, and neurological treatment.   The firm was happy with this result and continues to fight for our [...]

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