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Selected Settlements and Litigation Results

New York Personal Injury
Case Results

Every personal injury case begins with a person whose life has been disrupted by an accident.

Vincent C. Loiodice, Esq. personally investigates how the accident happened, identifies the people and companies that may be responsible, develops the medical and liability evidence, and prepares each case based on its individual facts.

The results below represent selected matters handled by the firm involving car accidents, dangerous property conditions, workplace incidents, falls, and other serious injuries.

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RESULTS ARE BUILT THROUGH PREPARATION

Every Personal Injury Case Has Its Own Story

A settlement amount alone does not explain the investigation, disputed liability, medical evidence, insurance issues, depositions, motion practice, or trial preparation that may have been required.

The value of a personal injury claim may depend on:

  • How the accident happened
  • The strength of the liability evidence
  • The nature and permanence of the injuries
  • Medical treatment and future care
  • Lost income and diminished earning ability
  • Available insurance coverage
  • The effect of the injuries on daily life
  • Whether the case is prepared for litigation or trial

 

Vincent evaluates each case individually rather than relying only on an insurance company’s initial assessment.

Featured Recoveries

Selected New York Personal Injury Settlements

$1.85 Million Car Accident Settlement

$1.85 million Staten Island car accident settlement by Vincent C. Loiodice, Esq. in a Willowbrook Road crash involving questions about traffic lights.

Vincent obtained a $1.85 million settlement for a client injured in a Staten Island motor-vehicle collision involving disputed questions about the traffic lights and how the crash occurred.

The case required a detailed investigation of the intersection, witness accounts, available evidence, vehicle damage, medical records, and applicable insurance coverage.

$1.5 Million Dangerous Staircase Accident Settlement

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The firm obtained a $1.5 million settlement for a client injured after falling on chipped and irregular concrete steps in a dimly lit stairway.

The claim involved the condition of the staircase, inadequate lighting, property maintenance, and whether the responsible parties knew or should have known about the dangerous condition.

$1.25 Million Car Accident Settlement

$1.25 million Long Island car accident settlement by Vincent C. Loiodice, Esq.

Vincent obtained a $1.25 million settlement for a client injured in a Long Island motor-vehicle collision.

Before Vincent was retained, the insurance company blamed the client for the crash. Video evidence helped establish what occurred and allowed the claim to be presented from a much stronger position.

“The insurance company’s first evaluation does not determine the true value of an injury claim.”

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A Claim Initially Undervalued

From a $3,000 Offer to a $175,000 Settlement

While our client was inside a hospital, a wall clock fell from above and struck her in the head.

Before Vincent became involved, a large national law firm had discontinued the representation, and the case had received an offer of only $3,000.

Vincent accepted the case and pursued it in New York Supreme Court. Through investigation, discovery, and determined litigation, he developed the evidence needed to demonstrate the seriousness and value of the claim.

The case ultimately settled for $175,000.

The result shows why an injury claim should not be judged solely by an insurance company’s initial offer or another firm’s decision to stop pursuing it. Careful preparation and persistent litigation can make a meaningful difference.

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AN INJURY CLAIM INITIALLY UNDERESTIMATED

From a $200 Dinner Offer to a $120,000 Settlement

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Vincent’s client was injured after tripping and falling on a defective sidewalk outside a restaurant.

After the accident, the restaurant offered the client a dinner valued at approximately $200.

Vincent investigated the sidewalk condition, identified the potentially responsible parties, developed the liability and medical evidence, and pursued compensation for the client’s injuries.

The case ultimately settled for $120,000—600 times the value of the dinner offer.

Selected Case Results

Results in Different Types of Injury Cases

The following selected results demonstrate Vincent C. Loiodice’s experience across a range of personal injury claims.

Workplace Slip-and-Fall Settlement $240k

Vincent obtained a $240,000 recovery for a client who slipped and fell on paper and debris while working. The matter required an investigation into how the dangerous condition developed, who was responsible for maintaining the area, and whether another person or company could be held responsible.

Supermarket Slip-and-Fall Settlement 95k

Vincent obtained a $95,000 settlement in a supermarket slip-and-fall case involving liquid on the floor near refrigerated equipment. The investigation addressed the source of the liquid, inspection procedures, maintenance practices, surveillance footage, and whether the dangerous condition should have been discovered and corrected.

Stairway Fall at a Rented Property $147,500

Vincent obtained a $147,500 settlement for a client injured after falling on stairs at a rented property. The case involved the condition of the staircase, responsibility for maintaining the property, and whether the owner, landlord, tenant, or another party knew or should have known about the condition.

Transit Case Resolved After Jury Selection $120k

The defense initially offered $30,000 to resolve the claim. Vincent continued preparing the matter for trial. After jury selection, the case resolved for $120,000. The result demonstrates why meaningful trial preparation can affect how a defendant evaluates an injury claim.

RESULTS ACROSS MULTIPLE PRACTICE AREAS

Personal Injury Cases Vincent Handles

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Car Accidents

Claims involving rear-end collisions, intersection accidents, turning vehicles, sideswipes, buses, trucks, pedestrians, bicyclists, and uninsured or underinsured drivers.

Slip-and-Fall Accidents

Falls involving liquid, spills, debris, unsafe flooring, inadequate inspections, missing warnings, snow, ice, or other dangerous property conditions.

Stairway Accidents

Claims involving broken or uneven steps, inadequate lighting, defective handrails, improper dimensions, poor maintenance, and other unsafe stairway conditions.

Sidewalk Accidents

Trip-and-fall cases involving broken, raised, uneven, cracked, depressed, or improperly repaired sidewalk surfaces.

Workplace Injuries

Accidents that may involve workers’ compensation benefits and, in some circumstances, a separate claim against a property owner, contractor, driver, maintenance company, or another third party.

Transit and Public-Transportation Cases

Claims involving buses, trains, transit vehicles, platforms, stations, and other transportation-related incidents.

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Evidence and Preparation Matter

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Accident Evidence

Photographs, video, witness accounts, police reports, incident reports, vehicle damage, measurements, diagrams, and evidence from the accident location.

Property and Maintenance Records

Inspection records, cleaning logs, repair records, prior complaints, contracts, surveillance footage, employee testimony, and information showing who controlled the property.

Medical and Damages Evidence

Emergency records, diagnostic testing, surgical recommendations, therapy records, scar photographs, wage-loss documentation, expert evaluations, and proof of how the injury affects everyday life.

A Case Should Be Prepared Beyond the First Offer

Insurance companies and defendants may evaluate risk differently when a case has been thoroughly investigated and prepared for depositions, motion practice, jury selection, and trial.

In one transit matter, the initial offer was $30,000. Vincent continued preparing the case, and it resolved for $120,000 after jury selection.

Preparation does not guarantee a particular outcome, but it ensures that a claim is not evaluated only through the lens of the defendant’s first offer.

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Advocacy Beyond Settlement Negotiations

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Vincent has personally argued published appeals before the New York Appellate Division on behalf of injured people and their families. This is experience beyond the trial court.

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WHAT CLIENTS SAY

More Than 100 Five-Star Google Reviews

Vincent was helpful, available to answer all my questions, and empathetic to my situation. He was there every step of the way to get me what I deserved. I would definitely recommend!
Rita
Excellent service. I would recommend Vincent if you get into an accident. Good work by Vincent and his entire staff as a whole. I cannot believe the professionalism. Hands down, this is the best firm to call.
Danielle
I had a very positive and highly professional experience dealing with Vincent. He was super attentive to my needs and answered all the questions I had. Highly recommended.
Francesco
COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions About Personal Injury Case Results

No. Every case is different. The value of a claim depends on the particular accident, injuries, liability evidence, insurance coverage, medical treatment, lost income, future limitations, and other individual circumstances.

Two accidents that appear similar may involve different injuries, insurance limits, witnesses, video evidence, medical histories, legal issues, defendants, and levels of comparative fault.

A low initial offer does not necessarily establish the value of the claim. The evidence, medical treatment, insurance coverage, and effect of the injuries should be carefully evaluated before deciding whether an offer is reasonable.

A prior rejection does not automatically mean that no claim exists. Vincent can independently review the accident, applicable deadlines, available evidence, injuries, insurance coverage, and prior work performed on the matter.

No. Many cases resolve through negotiation or settlement. However, preparing a case for litigation can be important when liability or damages are disputed.

The timing depends on the nature of the injuries, length of medical treatment, number of defendants, discovery, motion practice, court scheduling, insurance coverage, and whether the case proceeds toward trial.

The initial consultation is free. There is no attorney fee on the personal injury claim unless money is recovered for you.

New York Personal Injury Representation With Direct Access to Vincent

The Law Office of Vincent C. Loiodice represents injured people throughout New York, including Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx, Long Island, and nearby communities.

With offices in Staten Island and Elmont, the firm offers in-person, telephone, and video consultations.

Vincent personally investigates how the accident happened, identifies the available insurance coverage, preserves important evidence, evaluates the medical proof, and explains each stage of the case directly to the client.

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DISCLAIMER

Every case is different. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. The results shown reflect the particular facts, injuries, evidence, insurance coverage, applicable law, and other circumstances involved in each matter.