Law Offices of Ira M. Perlman, P.C. & Robert D. Rosen, P.C.

$1.4M

Sidewalk Fall

Mr. Perlman was retained as trial counsel for the plaintiff/client by her original lawyer when the insurance company for the defendant refused to negotiate a fair and reasonable settlement where the plaintiff/client suffered knee injuries after she was caused to fall on a broken sidewalk in front of a Manhattan apartment building owned by the defendant.

$2M

Landlord Negligence/Unsafe Building

After a trial resulting in a verdict, it was previously agreed that the insurance company representing a landlord would pay the $1,000,000.00 figure pursuant to a high/low settlement agreement ($1,000,000.00 high) as a result of the landlord’s negligence in failing to provide proper front door locks at the entrance to a residential building which resulted in our client being viciously attacked in the stairwell as she was attempting to go to her apartment.

$750,000

Dental Malpractice

A jury agreed with our claim that a dentist deviated from good and accepted dental care when he failed to properly identify the location of an adjacent nerve located in the area in the area where he was extracting a tooth in a young adult thereby resulting in nerve damage, causing numbness, loss of taste and constant drooling.

$350,000

Boat/Ship Negligence

When our client was struck in the eye with a fishing hook on-board a commercial pleasure fishing vessel in the ocean off the coast of Brooklyn resulting in a significant eye injury, we were prepared to prove during trial that improper and insufficient instructions and protocol on-board the vessel by the crew resulted in our client sustaining injuries when another patron fishing with a line supplied by the defendant struck him in the eye. (Kings County)

$250,000

Dental Malpractice

After years of contentious litigation where the Defendant dentist denied any wrongdoing, we were able to successfully conclude this case involving our client who was being treated by a dentist over a number of years for the same condition which required restorative work that was never properly performed or effective in order to treat her condition.

$172,500

Premises Liability

When our client went to go to the bathroom and was caused to slip and fall on a wet condition located on the floor a restaurant resulting in a fracture of her wrist, the defendant restaurant initially refused to accept responsibility, claiming that it was not aware of any accident nor could it be responsible for any wet condition it was never informed about or had reason to discover prior to the accident.