Chiariello & Chiariello
147 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542, Glen Cove, NY 11542
5.0(34 reviews)About Chiariello & Chiariello
Chiariello & Chiariello is a family-owned law firm serving Long Island, Queens, and New York City for over 50 years. The firm handles personal injury cases, including auto accidents, medical malpractice, and construction accidents. They also practice real estate law and civil litigation, including breach of contract and insurance disputes. Attorneys Dominic Chiariello and Gerald Chiariello II provide direct client access and guarantee a call back within 24 hours. The firm has secured significant results for clients, including a $3.3 million medical malpractice verdict.
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$3.3M
Medical Malpractice
George B. had stomach surgery in 1972 at a large New York City hospital. More than 20 years later, he experienced several episodes of fainting, and eventually his doctors discovered a 14-centimeter catheter lodged in his heart. Despite numerous unsuccessful attempts to remove the catheter, George was required to undergo an open-heart procedure to remove the catheter from his body. Since George never had a prior surgery other than the one in 1972, Chiariello &Chiariello sued the original hospital and doctors involved in the 1972 surgery.
$3M
Construction Accident
Herb L., 62 years old, was a maintenance man at a Long Island shopping mall. While one of the stores in the mall was undergoing renovation, Herb was watching workmen lift a large ventilation unit to the second floor with a portable gantry crane. One of the crane’s legs broke, knocking Herb down an escalator and rendering him a paraplegic.
$1.5M
Auto Accident
Mira S. was struck as a pedestrian on a crosswalk and suffered a fractured skull, post-traumatic stress, and seizure disorder.
$1.3M
Auto Accident
Ray T. was unemployed due to a prior work-related injury when the vehicle he was operating was struck in the rear by a fast-moving bus, killing him instantly.
$1M
Medical Malpractice
James D., a chronic diabetic, was admitted to a hospital for repair of an open wound on his left foot which was not healing properly. James expected that his left foot would eventually have to be amputated. While he was anesthetized for the surgery, his right foot (which was in fine condition and not intended to be the subject of any surgery) was somehow injured. Due to his diabetes, the minor injury eventually worsened, requiring the amputation of James’ right foot below the knee.
$600,000
Construction Accident
Ray P. was a plumber working on a building that was being renovated in The Bronx when the floor collapsed underneath him. Ray suffered a fractured wrist, a broken finger, and torn cartilage in his knee.