A Queens jury has awarded $62 million dollars in damages, thought to be the largest single-plaintiff personal injury verdict in Queens Supreme Court history, to a worker who fell about 20 feet from a roof while installing metal siding.
February 03, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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A Queens jury has awarded $62 million dollars in damages to a man injured at a construction site.
According to Morelli Alters Ratner, which represented the plaintiff, the sum is thought to be the largest single-plaintiff personal injury verdict in Queens Supreme Court history.
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