Accident Lawsuit Funding Reports $48MM Verdict in 2008 Crane Collapse
Accident Pre-Settlement and Settlement Funding Company says a Manhattan jury awarded a $48 million verdict against James Lomma in the fatal 2008 crane collapse, bringing the total damages to over $96MM.
FORT LEE, N.J., Sept. 14, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Accidentlawsuitfunding.com, a leading national lawsuit funding firm, reports today that a Manhattan jury awarded a $48 million verdict against James Lomma in the fatal 2008 crane collapse for the families of Donald Leo and Ramadan Kurtaj. The total damages are now over $96 million that Lomma has to pay. According to the NY Daily News, "the punitive damages will be split between the crane king and his firms, NY Crane & Equipment and James. F. Lomma Inc. Lomma will personally have to pay $29.2 million of the punitive penalties." Lawyers of the families of Donald Leo and Ramadan Kurtaj claimed that Lomma was at fault for the E. 91st Street crane collapse due to the fact that he had a crucial piece of the crane repaired cheaply in China.
Construction accidents such as this one occur, and ALF is dedicated to helping victims involved in such incidents, as well as third party workers compensation claims. Construction accidents and incidents that happen on the job can be seriously damaging, and sometimes fatal.
Chris Janish, CEO of ALF, commented on the recent verdict, "This was a surprising verdict based on the sheer size of the award. However, it underscores the seriousness of personal injury and construction accidents while on the job. Unfortunately this case took seven years to be heard at trial and now it is sure to be appealed, which could take another two to three years."
ALF, a law cash advance company, as well as their funding partners, are committed to assisting people who have suffered personal injury in any sort of construction accident, including bus accidents, car wrecks, limo accidents, truck wrecks, or any other motor vehicle accident, including mass transit cases. Additionally, plaintiffs who have won large verdict on appeal cases that are tied up through the appellate process can also access funds immediately by applying for a judgment or verdict on appeal settlement funding.
To contact ALF to discuss how the company can assist you with your personal injury case, or to fill out an application for lawsuit funding online, visit: http://accidentlawsuitfunding.com/how-you-can-reach-us
For more details and information on how the ALF funding process works or to speak to a highly trained representative, visit: http://accidentlawsuitfunding.com/how-the-process-works
ALF is also accepting funding applications on any and all types of accident cases, including car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, as well as all motor vehicle accidents and personal injury cases, including medical malpractice or doctor/hospital negligence. To speak with a representative to discuss how ALF can help you, please call the company's toll-free hotline at: 877.636.6010.
If you don't have an attorney, ALF can assist accident victims who have had mass transit or other personal injury accidents in New York and New Jersey with getting the proper legal representation before it is too late to file a claim. Contact ALF and they will put you in touch with a lawyer who can provide you with a free case evaluation.
For a full list of cases that the company funds, please visit the company's website at: http://accidentlawsuitfunding.com
Disclaimer: Be advised that the company funding programs should not be confused with any of the following: lawsuit loan, lawsuit loans, settlement loan, settlement loans, or a pre-settlement loan, as sometimes referred to from prospective clients. The lawsuit cash advance is a non-recourse transaction in which the client only has to repay the funds if their lawsuit is successful.
Contact: Chris Janish, CEO
Ph. 877.636.6010
SOURCE Accidentlawsuitfunding.com
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