Case Results
Over the course of his career, Mr. Silverstein and his firms have obtained numerous multi-million dollar settlements and trial verdicts in a wide variety of tort-related cases.
Below is a sample of verdicts and settlements we have secured on behalf of our respective clients:
- $5,380,000 for a 42-year-old police officer in New York County who reinjured his right knee during a rescue of passengers stuck in an elevator owned and maintained by the New York City Transit Authority during a blackout
- $4,650,000 following a trial verdict and favorable appellate decision for an undocumented construction worker who fell off a ladder at a jobsite
- $4,350,000 for a construction worker who fell off scaffolding, injuring his head and wrist
- $4,250,000 for a construction worker who injured his neck after being struck by a fence that was improperly maintained
- $3,850,000 for a driver found to have blood alcohol content of .08 percent in a case against the NY State Thruway after separate liability and damages trials
- $3,570,000 from the City of New York and New York State for a woman wrongfully incarcerated for over 6 years
- $2,750,000 after a liability verdict at trial involving a construction worker who fell off a ladder injuring his back and wrist
- $2,600,000 for 42-year-old electrician who was injured after being shocked by live wires, causing him to suffer back and neck injuries after falling from a ladder
- $2,500,000 for a female security guard who injured her knee at work in an elevator accident
- $2,400,000 for motorist injured when her car was side-swiped by a city-owned vehicle whose driver denied responsibility
- $2,300,000 for a construction worker hit by a falling bucket, causing back and shoulder injury
- $2,250,000 trial verdict in Suffolk County for a 40-year-old undocumented worker who was injured at a construction site in an unwitnessed accident involving a fall off a ladder
- $2,250,000 for a woman with pre-existing back and leg injuries in a case against a building owner for negligent maintenance of his property
- $2,250,000 for a construction worker who fell from a ladder and fractured a toe and could not return to work after it was surgically repaired
- $2,250,000 for a police officer who slipped and fell on a wet staircase, rupturing his quadriceps tendon
- $2,000,000 for a construction worker who fell off a retaining wall while working on a Jones Beach renovation project, crushing his leg
- $2,000,000 for a construction worker who slipped and fell on waterproofing, reinjuring his back
- $1,900,000 for an asbestos abatement worker who slipped and fell at jobsite while descending a slippery stationary metal ladder, injuring his neck
- $1,840,000 for young girl seriously injured in a tractor-trailer accident with limited insurance coverage
- $1,800,000 for a union worker who suffered a neck and knee injury after slipping and falling on a defective step on an interior stairwell at his place of employment
- $1,200,000 immediately following a jury verdict for a restaurant employee injured from a falling ladder while performing kitchen prep work
- $1,100,000 for a 60-year-old pedestrian who was knocked down and suffered a fractured leg that required surgery
- $1,000,000 for a 75-year-old female artist who slipped and fell on soda in an airport and suffered a shoulder injury
- $900,000 for an asbestos abatement worker who slipped and fell while performing asbestos remediation, injuring his ankle
- $900,000 for a woman who was wrongfully incarcerated by the State of New York
- $850,000 for a construction worker who suffered back and arm injuries from a falling light fixture while performing demolition work
- $800,000 for a construction worker who injured his shoulder when a defective scaffold collapsed
- $750,000 for a motorist driver who was rear-ended while parking, injuring his back
- $750,000 for an unbelted police officer who injured a shoulder and knee while the officer’s partner was engaged in a high-speed car chase
- $750,000 for a 70-year-old woman who fell from a poorly maintained fire escape while fleeing a fire in her building and injured her leg, requiring surgery
- $740,000 for a tenant who injured his shoulder when a bathroom ceiling collapsed while he was taking shower
- $700,000 for a woman who slipped and fell on a stairwell in a residential building, injuring her back and knee
- $700,000 for a construction worker who fell from a ladder, requiring right elbow surgery
- $590,000 for a police officer who injured her knee in a slip and fall accident while on the job, requiring surgery
- $550,000 for a 50-year-old bicyclist who injured his ankle, requiring surgery, following a collision with another bicyclist in Central Park
- $525,000 for a tenant who injured his ankle when he slipped and fell on a wet stairwell
- $500,000 for a pedestrian with significant pre-existing medical conditions who was struck by a bus while crossing street
- $500,000 for a union laborer at construction site who was struck by a falling pipe on the head and neck
- $500,000 for a man whose two fingers were severed by a defective power saw and later reattached
- $475,000 for an inebriated party-goer found at the bottom of a defective staircase on New Year’s Eve, resulting in claim of traumatic brain injury
- $475,000 for an 85-year-old man who suffered burn injuries when a stove tipped over while cooking
- $475,000 for a building porter who injured his hand while removing debris from a trash compactor
- $445,000 for a water meter installer who injured his foot in basement of a building while moving boards to access meter
- $412,500 for bicyclist who injured his ankle after colliding with another bicyclist in Central Park
- $400,000 for motorcyclist who allegedly was speeding and injured his knee during collision with another motorist
- $400,000 for construction worker who injured ankle by tripping over hose while performing asbestos abatement work
- $375,000 for an inebriated bicyclist who improperly crossed the road and was struck by a motorist who had right of way, resulting in injuries to his leg and head
- $350,000 for a police officer who fell to ground injuring knee after receiving electrical shock from equipment he was using while on the job
- $350,000 for a 23-year-old security guard who injured his shoulder, requiring surgery, in a from a slip-and-fall accident in a building stairwell while on the job
- $350,000 for a construction worker who injured his knee from stepping into a hole while performing demolition work
- $325,000 for a motorist who injured his knee due to a police officer’s failure to turn on his siren before making improper turn, causing accident
- $325,000 for a construction worker who fell from a scaffold, reinjuring her shoulder and requiring surgery
- $300,000 for construction worker who suffered burn on her wrist while performing lead abatement work at jobsite
- $300,000 for a 40-year-old woman who tripped and fell over a raised sidewalk at night; the case settled during trial
- $290,000 for a college student on a motorcycle who rear-ended a motorist that stopped short from an illegally parked landscaping truck on a blind curve
- $279,000 for an elderly woman who tripped and fell while entering an elevator, injuring her hip
- $250,000 for a girl who was struck by a car, injuring her jaw
- $250,000 for a girl sexually molested by a fellow student in a school auditorium
- $250,000 for an infant who suffered a broken arm when she fell off gymnastics equipment at a day care
- $240,000 for an elderly woman who slipped and fell on ice, injuring her hip
- $240,000 for a 40-year-old woman who slipped and fell on a sidewalk due to debris that had accumulated from an adjacent construction site
- $192,500 for a vehicle passenger who injured her knee in an auto accident
- $172,500 for a truck driver who tripped over equipment while unloading cargo, injuring his knee
- $167,500 for a welder who suffered a neck laceration from a broken electric saw
- $150,000 for a saleswoman who tripped and fell over wire at an office, injuring her elbow
- $102,500 for a woman who slipped and fell on water at a New Year’s Eve party, injuring her knee
*Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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My husband was injured a few years ago and Keith D. Silverstein & Associates was there to help him receive the compensation he deserves. They worked hard and never settled for anything less than what they thought he was entitled to. Mr. Silverstein and his team are beyond professional and amazing to deal with. We will always recommend them to anyone we know. My husband’s not always a believer in lawyers, but he truly loves Mr. Silverstein and is forever grateful for everything he did and his kindness.
My husband was injured a few years ago and Keith D. Silverstein & Associates was there to help him receive the compensation he deserves. They worked hard and never settled for anything less than what they thought he was entitled to. Mr. Silverstein and his team are beyond professional and amazing to deal with. We will always recommend them to anyone we know. My husband’s not always a believer in lawyers, but he truly loves Mr. Silverstein and is forever grateful for everything he did and his kindness.
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GET A FREE CONSULTATION
Contact Us Today
Keith D. Silverstein & Associates, P.C.
40 Fulton Street 7th Floor New York, NY 10038
- Toll Free: 866-492-7487
- Se Habla Español: 212-385-1444
- Fax: 212-385-7933