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Through exceptional pre suit discovery and motion practice, Leav & Steinberg, LLP recovers $1.2 million for a 60 year old nurse who was injured when an elevator suddenly dropped and then stopped short causing knee and back injuries.
44 year old laborer was injured due to a defective ladder while building 1 WTC. His injuries resulted in cervical and lumbar surgery. Leav & Steinberg secured witnesses and a financial recovery of $5,000,000.00
14 year-old camper is allowed to work in the kitchen of a sleep away camp when he is burned on boiling corn. Camp tries to argue he is an employee and can not sue. Leav & Steinberg defeat this argument and recover $685,000.00 for his injuries.
Leav & Steinberg, LLP rejects a $300,000.00 offer for a 64 year old man injured at a building and proceeds to trial when defendant increases the offer to $875,000.00 Matter referred by a solo attorney who wanted our firm expertise and reputation in assisting the client.
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