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Recoveries for Michael Flynn and Marc Wietzke include:
- $3.5 million for neck, shoulder and knee surgery. Adornetti v. Amtrak
- $2 million for back surgery. Vitale v. Amtrak
- $900,000 and lifetime family health benefits for a broken leg. Bailey v. NJ Transit
- $1.6 million for neck surgery. Signalman v. Confidential Northeast Railroad
- $600,000 for arthroscopic knee surgery. Ramsay v. Metro-North
- $2.2 million gross recovery less 17.5% for knee replacement surgery. Gonzales v. LIRR
- $285,000 and waiver of $127,000 lien for shoulder surgery. Hidalgo v. MTA
- $4.8 million for wrongful death (largest recovery at the time). Osso v. LIRR
- $1.2 million for sciatic nerve neuropathy. Thompson v. Music City Coach
- $1.29 million for shoulder and back injuries after appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court.
- $1.75 million for a lumbar laminectomy at L4-5 and S1. Casey v. LIRR
- $790,000 for back surgery. Ali v. LIRR
- $480,000 for knee injury (largest recovery at the time). Batchelor v. LIRR
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PUBLISHED CASES
Michael Flynn has established law in 14 reported cases, including his most recent case against the MTA on behalf of the MTA Police.
Others include:
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Established that the MTA operates a railroad within the meaning of the Federal Employers’
Liability Act. Greene v. MTA
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Established liability of tenants in World Trade Center for brutal assault of a woman on an elevator.
Stickle v. Port Authority
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Established right to recall jurors to correct a mistaken verdict. Ferrante v. Metro North Commuter Railroad
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Established right to sue Village of Nyack for death of a 22 year old that died of alcohol overdose while in custody of police. Endy v. Village of Nyack
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Established right to sue railroad for suicide. Halko v. NJ Transit
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2nd Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the RRB reconsider MTA Police time for pension. Higgins v. RRB.
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Found LIRR attempted to hide evidence, illegally, and was ordered to produce. Medwig v. LIRR.
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Prior results cannot and do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome with respect to any future matter, including yours, in which a lawyer or law firm may be retained.
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