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MORE THAN
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Farley & Kessler Recent Case Settlements:
A $170,000. settlement was reached at a Mediation Hearing involving our client’s stairway trip and fall
accident at an assisted living facility in Queens County.
A $155,000. settlement was reached following a lawsuit filed in Queens County Supreme Court involving
shoulder injuries sustained by our client arising from a sidewalk trip and fall accident in Queens County.
A $300,000. settlement was reached at a Mediation Hearing following a lawsuit filed in Queens County
Supreme Court involving neck injuries and scarring sustained by our client arising from a stabbing
incident at a tavern in Queens County.
A $350,000. settlement was reached at an Arbitration Hearing involving a contractual dispute arising from
a business sale.
A $270,000. settlement was reached following a lawsuit filed in Suffolk County Supreme Court involving a
client’s back and neck injuries arising from a motor vehicle intersection accident.
A $2.1 million settlement was reached following a lawsuit filed in Nassau County Supreme Court involving
an intra-family money dispute.
A nominal settlement was reached in a Nassau County Supreme Court case involving a nursing home’s
claim for almost $200,000. against our client, the surviving spouse of a former nursing home resident.
A $65,000. settlement was reached prior to jury selection in Queens Supreme Court involving our client’s
injuries principally consisting of a broken rib following a motor vehicle accident.
A $68,500. settlement was reached just prior to jury selection in Suffolk County Supreme Court involving
our client’s foot fracture arising from a trip and fall accident occurring at an apartment complex.
A favorable settlement was reached in a Nassau County Surrogate’s Court case on a client’s behalf
involving a Will contest.
accident at an assisted living facility in Queens County.
A $155,000. settlement was reached following a lawsuit filed in Queens County Supreme Court involving
shoulder injuries sustained by our client arising from a sidewalk trip and fall accident in Queens County.
A $300,000. settlement was reached at a Mediation Hearing following a lawsuit filed in Queens County
Supreme Court involving neck injuries and scarring sustained by our client arising from a stabbing
incident at a tavern in Queens County.
A $350,000. settlement was reached at an Arbitration Hearing involving a contractual dispute arising from
a business sale.
A $270,000. settlement was reached following a lawsuit filed in Suffolk County Supreme Court involving a
client’s back and neck injuries arising from a motor vehicle intersection accident.
A $2.1 million settlement was reached following a lawsuit filed in Nassau County Supreme Court involving
an intra-family money dispute.
A nominal settlement was reached in a Nassau County Supreme Court case involving a nursing home’s
claim for almost $200,000. against our client, the surviving spouse of a former nursing home resident.
A $65,000. settlement was reached prior to jury selection in Queens Supreme Court involving our client’s
injuries principally consisting of a broken rib following a motor vehicle accident.
A $68,500. settlement was reached just prior to jury selection in Suffolk County Supreme Court involving
our client’s foot fracture arising from a trip and fall accident occurring at an apartment complex.
A favorable settlement was reached in a Nassau County Surrogate’s Court case on a client’s behalf
involving a Will contest.
Farley & Kessler Recent Cases of Interest for AMOA-NY Members:
(Amusement and Music Owner’s Association is a Not-For-Profit Corporation dedicated to the betterment of the amusement industry)
After a Queens County Supreme Court bench trial, an AMOA member was awarded money damages on its claim against a landlord who improperly took possession of the member’s amusement machines. In Queens County Criminal Court, numerous bar owners, clients of AMOA members, were wrongfully charged with various criminal law violations including ownership and operation of gambling equipment (namely: a Broadway amusement machine, which is legal in New York State). We are pleased to announce that, in each and every case, Farley & Kessler obtained dismissals of all charges from the Court upon appearances and submission of Motions.
In other criminal cases filed against clients of AMOA members in New York City Criminal Courts, Farley & Kessler was successful in obtaining dismissals of charges involving false allegations of fire and building code violations.
Farley & Kessler continues its lobbying efforts in New York City, Nassau and Suffolk Counties seeking permission for AMOA members to operate Pari-Mutuel kiosks for off track betting at bars and restaurants. Off track betting was discontinued in New York City in 2010 and it barely exists in Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
After a Queens County Supreme Court bench trial, an AMOA member was awarded money damages on its claim against a landlord who improperly took possession of the member’s amusement machines. In Queens County Criminal Court, numerous bar owners, clients of AMOA members, were wrongfully charged with various criminal law violations including ownership and operation of gambling equipment (namely: a Broadway amusement machine, which is legal in New York State). We are pleased to announce that, in each and every case, Farley & Kessler obtained dismissals of all charges from the Court upon appearances and submission of Motions.
In other criminal cases filed against clients of AMOA members in New York City Criminal Courts, Farley & Kessler was successful in obtaining dismissals of charges involving false allegations of fire and building code violations.
Farley & Kessler continues its lobbying efforts in New York City, Nassau and Suffolk Counties seeking permission for AMOA members to operate Pari-Mutuel kiosks for off track betting at bars and restaurants. Off track betting was discontinued in New York City in 2010 and it barely exists in Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
