The Vespi Law Firm
361 Union Boulevard, Totowa, NJ 07512, Totowa, NJ 07512
About The Vespi Law Firm
The Vespi Law Firm represents individuals in personal injury matters, including car accidents, truck accidents, and slip and fall incidents. Operating from Totowa, New Jersey, the firm features three attorneys. Jared Drill is certified as a Civil Trial Attorney by the Supreme Court of New Jersey. The firm has secured significant results for clients, including settlements of $3.6 million for a car accident and $2.2 million for a rear-end crash.
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Notable Case Results
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$3.6M
Car Accident
A woman who claimed she sustained debilitating injuries when her car was struck by a fuel tanker in a gas station parking lot was paid a $3.6 million settlement in her Essex County suit, Arias v. DOQ Transport.
$2.3M
Car Accident
Litigation stemming from a pair of auto accidents that allegedly left a man disabled was settled for $2.3 million in Hudson County.
$2.2M
Car Accident
A Totowa man who has endured four surgeries after a rear-end crash near the Lincoln Tunnel in 2013 has settled his lawsuit against the other driver’s employer for $2.2 million.
$2M
Truck Accident
A bicyclist whose leg was mangled when she was struck by a delivery truck was paid a $2 million settlement.
$1.2M
Slip and Fall
A&P paid $1.2 million in January to a man who fell on a wet floor in the supermarket’s Valley Road store, the New Jersey Law Journal reported.
$300,000
Car Accident
A Morris County plaintiff alleged she sustain a single cervical herniated disc at C5-C6 after suffering a rear-end collision on Jackson Avenue in Wayne, New Jersey. The plaintiff was presented to the hospital where she was treated and released, and then received one month of physical therapy. The defendant alleged that this was a low-speed impact, that the disc herniation was not caused by the accident and that the plaintiff did not breach the tort threshold.