- Following selection of a jury in Westchester county, Mr. Young settled with the insurance company for a NYC doctor for $1,900,000.00. The claim involved improper treatment to a man diagnosed with prostate cancer.
- Soon before jury selection in Westchester Supreme court Mr. Young, settled with a westchester hospitals insurance company for $200,000.00. The claim involved improper treatment to a woman diagnosed with breast cancer.
- A Manhattan Jury awarded our construction worker client $1,250,000 for a work site injury resulting in a fractured hip and lost wages
- A Bronx Jury awarded our construction worker client $ 7, 640,000 for a spinal nerve injury suffered on a New York City job site. After appeals were exhausted, we actually recovered $ 8, 250, 000.00 which included some interest. This recovery included $ 700, 000 for the wife of the injured worker. This derivative award is one of the highest ever sustained on appeal in New York State. Our jury actually awarded the wife $ 1, 500, 000 but this was reduced on appeal to $ 700,000
- A Bronx jury awarded another construction worker, $ 2, 000, 000 for a fractured hip and cognitive deficits. Here, Mr. Young, of Young & Bartlett, LLP, acted as trial counsel to another law firm.
- A jury awarded our school teacher client $ 900, 000 for a fractured cervical spine suffered in a motor vehicle accident. The trial judge later ruled that the jury awarded too much money and reduced the verdict to $ 700, 000.00. After appeals, we actually collected close to $ 800, 000.
- A New York City hospital recently paid our client $ 1, 200, 000 in settlement of her claim that they failed to properly treat her breast cancer.
- A New York City hospital recently paid our client $ 300, 000 for failure to timely perform an operation. Young and Bartlett argued that a NYC hospital violated the federal,"anti dumping" statute.
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