New Jersey Lawyer Verdicts and Settlements

Personal Injury Lawyers serving Englishtown, Newark, Jersey City, Monmouth & Middlesex Counties, and nearby areas of New Jersey

Shapiro & Sternlieb, LLC is dedicated to obtaining the financial recoveries their clients deserve. Following is a sample of our results:

$5,300,000

Recovered for an injured construction worker.

$2,952,500

Recovered from a wrongful death claim which resulted from a motor vehicle accident.

$2,800,000

Recovered from a medical malpractice case, which occurred when the treating obstetricians failed to interpret some abnormalities during the second trimester ultrasound of the client’s pregnancy. Due to the negligence, the infant was born with severe developmental delays and neurological deficits.

$2,700,000

Recovered for the family of a victim of medical malpractice which resulted in a wrongful death.

$2,390,000

Recovered for the victim of medical malpractice, which occurred during a cardiovascular procedure.

$2,300,000

Recovered from a personal injury claim that resulted from plaintiff being forced to play field hockey on injury, which led to the development of Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome. Also resulted in the Plaintiff needing psychiatric treatment.

$1,700,000

Recovered for a pedestrian struck and injured by a tow truck - Rattner v. Serafin Service Center, et. al.

$1,500,000

Recovered from a work-related injury as a construction worker that resulted in permanent disability. Over one million dollars paid in medical bills.

$1,400,000

recovered for the widow and children of a victim of medical malpractice, which occurred when a hospital nurse administered the wrong pain medication. Prior to taking the case, other law firms had advised the client she had no case - Maguire v. Patricia Monahan, LPN, et, al.

$1,400,000

recovered for the victim of medical malpractice, which occurred during an elective back surgery. The settlement was reached during the second week of trial - Case name is confidential pursuant to settlement agreement.

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