Recoveries

Fraud, Property Theft or Damage

$62,500.00 for a negligent demolition of an adjacent row building.
$42,000.00 recovery on behalf of widow against an art dealer who took her property intended for re-sale.
$33,000.00 recovery for Honeywell workers whose cars were damaged by Sulphur trioxide, burped out from neighboring battery plant.
$25,000.00 recovery on behalf of a woman against a foreign exchange courier who took that same amount in cash intended for her son living in Poland.
$13,000.00 recovery to a property owner because of water damage in his basement caused by negligent installation of a pool backwash system.

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