Worby Groner Edelman, LLP in the Media
The personal injury lawyers at Worby Groner Edelman, LLP have established a reputation for success and attracted attention from numerous media outlets including TV, radio, and print publications.
Ailing cop joins $1B WTC suit
NYPD Detective John Walcott, a cleanup worker at Ground Zero and the Fresh Kills landfill, isn’t sure whom to blame for his leukemia. All he knows is that his life will never be the same.
600 sue WTC honchos for post-cleanup ailments
More than 600 people have filed a class-action lawsuit contending they suffered health problems from the cleanup of the World Trade Center.
Ailing WTC cops sue city
Two NYPD detectives are claiming in a new lawsuit that the city failed to protect them from toxic fumes at Ground Zero and from 9/11 debris at Fresh Kills landfill.
Boy wins $14M settlement in DWI
A Yonkers boy who suffered permanent injuries after being hit by a twice-convicted drunken driver two years ago has won a $14 million settlement.
Landlord to pay in killings
A Bronx landlord was found partially liable for the 1993 slayings known as the St. Valentine’s Day massacre and was ordered to pay the victims’ families a chunk of a $16.4 million judgment.
How much do you know about your daughter’s boyfriend?
Dating violence used to be overlooked – or else confused with typical adolescent dramatics. Now there seems to be a rising tide of awareness.
Hundreds of WTC Cleanup Workers Join Class Action
About 800 people who worked clearing the World Trade Center site have filed a class action against the leaseholder and those who supervised the cleanup, alleging they did little to protect workers from the toxins that were unleashed when the towers collapsed on Sept. 11, 2001.
Fallout
Three years after the World Trade Center attacks, people who worked and lived near ground zero are sick with respiratory problems
‘Toxic’ WTC Suit
Only 1 in 5 cleanup workers at Ground Zero wore respirators while at the site in the aftermath of the terror strikes.
New lawsuit hits ‘botch’ hosp
An angry mother yesterday accused Westchester Medical Center of botching a routine procedure on her daughter that left the young woman comatose and brain-damaged.
AMERICA’S UNTOLD HIGHWAY SCANDAL
Five times a day, someone is killed by a truck driver who’s asleep at the wheel.
Should Car Phone Makers Be Liable?
Car phone companies believe you can drive and talk at the same time. But a lawsuit filed in New York recently would hold them responsible for what drivers do behind the wheel.
Ex-Five Towns Student Wins $480G for Injuries
A former student of Five Towns College in Dix Hills has been awarded $480,000 from the college after a Westchester jury found the college liable for an injury she received while living in off-campus housing.
$30M suit in school bus death
The mother of a 14-year-old Greenburgh girl who was crushed to death by her school bus last month broke down and wept yesterday as lawyers announced a $30 million lawsuit against the bus company and bus driver.
Courtroom theater: when drama means dollars
Judge says personality sets great attorneys apart
First Legionnaires' Lawsuit Filed Against Sound Shore
Hospital awaits more actions after outbreak of Legionnaires’
Bacteria found in water supply
Officials seek links to Sound Shore Legionnaires’ cases
Hundreds sue for billions over Ground Zero cleanup
Class action claims workers inadequately shielded from toxins
Girl’s mother sues hospital
St. Vincents faces 2nd suit over sex attacks on patients
Tuckahoe schools face $50M suit
Girl alleges district ignored boy’s strife before his suicide
Deadly crash changed lives, not roadway
Ten years ago today, a propane tanker heading east on Interstate 287 barreled toward the median.
Med center accused of causing paralysis
Catheter mistake damaged woman’s brain, suit alleges
Boy hit by van wins $14.4M settlement
A $14.4 million out-of-court settlement was awarded yesterday to an 11-year-old boy, who was run over by a delivery driver with a history of drunken-driving convictions.
Deadline looms for 9/11 fund
U.S. money to aid terror victims’ kin has Dec. 22 [2003] cutoff
Widow of man killed in forklift accident files $20M suit
Construction crew, companies blamed in wrongful-death case
Former counselor describes beating
Victim’s lawyer blames Cottage School for attack
8th girl arrested in Cottage attack
Victim’s lawyer lays groundwork for filing civil suit
Injured construction worker awarded $717,000
Mount Kisco man fell 12 feet when floor at site collapsed.
New Rochelle disputes award to injured cop
City admits no liability despite $500,000 verdict
Manhattan: Ground Zero Workers Sue
A group of workers has filed a class-action lawsuit against the companies hired to clean up after the World Trade Center attack.
Tuckahoe Student Sues District Over Attack
The former girlfriend of a Tuckahoe baseball star who tried to strangle her before throwing himself in front of a train last May has sued the Tuckahoe school district, her lawyer said.
Construction worker wins $4.7M lawsuit
A 34-year-old construction worker who was left paralyzed by a fall at a Yorktown work site two years ago has laid claim to a $4.7 million settlement.
Trade Center cleanup workers file lawsuit
Hundreds of people who worked on the World Trade Center cleanup after the Sept. 11 terror attacks have filed a class-action lawsuit.
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