July 3, 2019
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General Liability

Successful Defense of Catastrophic Injury Matter

The case involved a woman who was injured when the front façade of a building fell on top of her as she attempted to enter a store.  The plaintiff alleged that the façade was newly installed onto the building structure without sufficient connections or assessment of the prior building structure.  Plaintiff sustained well in excess of 1 million in medicals.  Despite the difficulties present with liability and the damage exposure, HPW as able to advance critical construction legal concepts to achieve resolution for a fraction of the available insurance proceeds.

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