Bell Law Group

$4.2M

Construction Accident

Three men fell off a scaffold while working at a private home on Long Island. Each sustained severe injuries.

$1.8M

Motor Vehicle Accident

Our client, a USPS mail carrier, was delivering mail when he was struck by a vehicle. The client hired a well-known NYC law firm who sat on the case for 2 years and didn’t even start the lawsuit. The client hired the Bell Law Group, PLLC. We immediately put the case in suit. We invested time and money into the case, hiring a number of experts, including a vocational rehab, economist, and accident reconstructionist.

$1M

Motor Vehicle Accident

Our client was seriously injured when a sanitation truck ran a red light and struck his vehicle. The driver of the sanitation truck claimed that it was the client who ran the red light. The client suffered severe brain injury and impairment.

$635,000

Medical Malpractice

Our client woke up with weakness in one side of her body, slurred speech, and vertigo - stroke-like symptoms. She visited her doctor’s office who kept her waiting in the waiting room for over an hour and only had her examined by his medical assistant. The medical assistant sent her home. The next day she suffered a stroke. The symptoms that she presented the day before were consistent with a TIA, transient ischemic attack.

$400,000

Motor Vehicle Accident

Our client was stopped at a red light, when another vehicle struck our client’s vehicle in the rear. The driver of the other vehicle admitted she was in a rush. The problem with the case is that our client had prior back surgery. Even despite the prior surgery, we were able to establish that our client’s back condition was healed before the accident and, because of the accident, our client cannot work.

$350,000

Federal Employee Rights

BLG represented a Federal Employee that was fired from Federal Employment. We filed the case at the Merit Systems Protection Board. In addition to pursuing other strategies, we aggressively sought to depose an employee the Agency did not want to produce, forcing the Agency’s hand to reach a settlement.