NEW YORK, NY, August 07, 2012 (Press-News.org) The law firm of Keogh Crispi recently won a personal injury lawsuit against a New York construction and contracting company; the victim's daughter was awarded $1.2 million dollars. The victim's daughter filed a lawsuit against Premier Contracting of New York, Inc., Triumph Construction Corp. and Cuzjack Construction Corp. after her father was fatally injured on their property.
On January 28, 2012, her father was fatally injured when he was hit and run over by a dump truck which was owned and operated by the two defendants. The fatal accident occurred at one of the defendant's commercial property.
The victim suffered fatal injuries, including multiple fractures and damage to the thoracic cavity which was extruded through a fifteen inch hole in the victim's left thigh.
Keogh Crispi then filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the defendants and was awarded $1.2 million in compensation for her father's death.
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Keogh Crispi represents clients throughout New York City. Our office is located two blocks from Grand Central Station and we are available 24 hours a day to meet with you. Call our firm toll free, or contact us online to schedule a free initial consultation with one of our attorneys.
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Keogh Crispi Wins $1.2 Million for Victim's Daughter
The law firm of Keogh Crispi recently won a personal injury lawsuit against a New York construction and contracting company; the victim's daughter was awarded $1.2 million dollars.
2012-08-07
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[Press-News.org] Keogh Crispi Wins $1.2 Million for Victim's DaughterThe law firm of Keogh Crispi recently won a personal injury lawsuit against a New York construction and contracting company; the victim's daughter was awarded $1.2 million dollars.