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Millions of Dollars Won for Victims of Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice

At Cherundolo Law Firm, PLLC, we are proud of our legacy of success, because it shows how we have been able to help countless individuals and families in our community recover and move forward from serious injuries and accidents. Over the years, our Syracuse attorneys have recovered millions of dollars for our clients. We invite you to browse some of our recent case results to learn more about how our team has helped victims of medical malpractice and general negligence obtain the justice and fair recoveries they were owed.

  • $47,100,000
    The Largest Award in Onondaga County

    Automobile/product liability action against snow plow manufacturer after client sustained a brain injury (Supreme Court, Onondaga County).

  • $17,000,000
    Injured in a Pedestrian Bridge Collapse
    Legal action taken against the state of New York after a pedestrian bridge collapse left a client severely injured.
  • $9,000,000
    Car Accident Results in Brain Damage

    Legal action taken against a pickup truck driver and owner and manufacturer after client was broadsided, sustaining severe brain damage (Supreme Court, Onondaga County).

  • $8,500,000
    Truck Accident Results in Quadriplegia

    Legal action taken against a trucking company and truck manufacturer after a client was injured and left a quadriplegic (Supreme Court, Onondaga County).

  • $5,500,000
    Personal Injury & Wrongful Death

    Legal action taken against an SUV manufacturer and repair shop for personal injury and wrongful death (Supreme Court, Onondaga County).

  • $5,500,000
    Airplane Crash Results in Death
    Legal action taken against an airplane manufacturer after a crash resulting in severe burns and wrongful death (Federal District Court, Northern District of New York).
  • $3,000,000
    Infant Suffered Brain Damage in a Birth Injury
    Legal action taken against a physician and hospital after a C-section was not performed in a timely fashion, leaving an infant with severe brain damage, quadriplegia and cerebral palsy (Superior Court, Rutland, VT).
  • $2,430,000
    Car Accident Results in Severe Injuries
    Legal action taken against a motor vehicle driver and the state after a client suffered severe injuries during a crash in which a guardrail impaled a vehicle (Supreme Court, Onondaga County).
  • $1,850,000
    Brain Damage After a Medication Error
    We recovered $1.85 million for a client who suffered brain damage after a medication error.
  • $1,185,000
    Brain Damage From Drug Interaction
    Legal action taken against a hospital and physician after a client was left with brain damage as a result of a drug interaction (Supreme Court, Jefferson County).
  • $1,175,000
    Complex Regional Pain Syndrome & Infection
    Legal action taken against a hospital and physician after an injection left a client with an infection and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (Supreme Court, Oneida County).
  • Substantial Jury Verdict
    Improperly Performed Breast Augmentation
    Legal action taken against a plastic surgeon after a breast augmentation was performed improperly (Supreme Court, Onondaga County).
  • Multi-Million-Dollar Recovery
    Aortic Dissection From Seat Belt Trauma
    Legal action taken against a trucking company and a hospital after a client sustained aortic dissection from seat belt trauma in an accident with a large truck and was then misdiagnosed at the emergency room (Supreme Court, Monroe County).
  • Multi-Million-Dollar Recovery
    Surgical Errors Results in Neurological Injuries
    Legal action taken against an orthopedic surgeon and a hospital after a surgeon improperly placed hardware instrumentation during an operation for multiple disk herniations, leaving a client with neurological injuries (Supreme Court, Oneida County).
  • Substantial Jury Verdict
    Medical Misdiagnosis
    Legal action taken against neurosurgeon after client's pain was misdiagnosed; we were able to prove that the note for the visit was typed on paper manufactured after the suit was filed (Supreme Court, Onondaga County).