Over $1 Billion in Verdicts and Settlements

Verdicts & Settlements

Verdicts & Settlements Disclaimer: These verdicts and settlements are actual cases. More details are available from the firm. Each case is different. The facts, the law, the age of the injured person, the severity of the injury, the makeup of the jury, the rulings of the judge, are some of the factors that make each case different. The cases listed here are not a guarantee that if you have a similar claim, you will get a similar verdict or settlement. Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.

A tractor-trailer truck in Queen Anne Road in Teaneck, NJ

Car Accident Settlement

$512.5 Thousand

A restaurant manager was rear-ended by a pickup truck while stopped in traffic in Teaneck, New Jersey. The manager hired Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C. Partner, and attorney Paul A. Garfield to represent him in his lawsuit against the careless driver. After Paul A. Garfield proved that the truck driver…

Slip and Fall Settlement

$506 Thousand

In North Bergen, New Jersey, an elderly man slipped and fell on a staircase while entering a property on Tonnelle Avenue. Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C. Partner Steven Benvenisti proved that the property owners had been negligent in failing to maintain a well-lit staircase, and secured our client a $506,000…

Truck Accident Settlement

$500 Thousand

Crushed hip in young woman requiring surgeries.

Personal Injury Settlement

$500 Thousand

Fractured pelvis and neck and back injuries from auto accident.

Defective Medical Devices Settlement

$500 Thousand

Prosthetic knee requiring second knee replacement.

wet floor sign graphic with mop

Slip and Fall Settlement

$500 Thousand

A New Jersey client slipped and fell while exiting a hotel elevator in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She sustained serious injuries to her back, but was awarded a $500,000 settlement after Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C. partners Garry R. Salomon and Adam B. Lederman proved that the hotel had been negligent in failing to maintain a safe environment for patrons. Continue reading →