Thomas Scolaro (left) and Justin B. Shapiro (right), partners with Leesfield Scolaro in Miami. Courtesy photos
Thomas Scolaro and Justin Shapiro of Leesfield Scolaro argued that their client would not have suffered an eight-foot fall from a luxury yacht, if the extension ladder used to board the ship had been properly secured.
August 06, 2018 at 12:58 PM
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Thomas Scolaro and Justin B. Shapiro of Leesfield Scolaro in Miami cinched a $1.575 million settlement for 40-year-old Broward electrician Martin Card, who fell 8 feet from a ladder on a luxury yacht at the River Bend Marine Center in Fort Lauderdale.
The River Bend Marine Center, owned by River Bend Marina Holdings LLC, agreed to pay $750,000 to resolve the personal injury suit, while yacht owner Jorge Mufarech and captain Manuel Hernandez consented to an $825,000 payout.
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