Watch an Insider Exclusive episode profiling Block O'Toole & Murphy, a firm that focuses on the representation of injured construction workers and laborers. This episode features interviews with members of the firm, as well as their clients.
By defending their belief that everyone has the right to his or her day in court, the attorneys of Block O'Toole & Murphy have established their reputation as premier New York trial lawyers. To learn more about the firm and its dedication to justice for injured clients, watch this episode of Insider Exclusive.
An inside look at the recording setting verdict that Block O'Toole & Murphy recovered for Jimmy Dunne, an injured "Good Samaritan." Mr. Dunne was struck by a car and seriously injured when he stopped to assist at the scene of an auto accident. Attorneys Stephen Murphy and Daniel O'Toole obtained a $32.7 million verdict on his behalf, which will ensure that he gets the best possible care and treatment for the rest of his life.
An article written by New York construction accident lawyers Stephen J. Murphy and David L. Scher of Block O'Toole & Murphy entitled "Can Injured, Undocumented Construction Workers Recover Lost Wages?" was featured in a recent edition of the New York Law Journal. The article explores the rights of undocumented workers who are injured on the job.
S. Joseph Donahue, an Associate at Block O'Toole & Murphy, was quoted in a Newsday article about a fatal boating accident that occurred in Long Island waters. The driver of the boat and his wife, as well as one passenger, were killed in the crash, while four other passengers were seriously injured.
Jimmy Dunne, a Vietnam War veteran, was awarded $32.7 million by a jury after being struck by a car and suffering catastrophic injuries. He was represented by Stephen Murphy and Daniel O’Toole of Block O'Toole & Murphy. An article in Newsday provides additional information about the lawsuit.
An article in the North Shore Sun highlights the $32.7 million verdict awarded to injured Vietnam veteran Jimmy Dunne. The verdict was said to be the largest nonmedical malpractice personal injury award in Suffolk County history.
The New York Law Journal recognized the $32.7 million verdict obtained by Stephen Murphy and Daniel O'Toole on its list of Biggest Verdicts in New York Courts in 2007. Their client suffered a serious brain injury and is permanently disabled as a result of being struck by a drug-impaired driver.
New York personal injury attorneys Jeffrey Block and Daniel O'Toole have been named to the list of 2008 Super Lawyers. This honor is awarded to the top 5% of lawyers in the country by Super Lawyers magazine. Lawyers are evaluated based on their reputation among colleagues, as well as their verdicts and settlements.
A $1.1 million settlement was awarded to a woman who suffered a broken leg and pelvis during a ferry accident in Staten Island. She was represented by Daniel O'Toole of Block O'Toole & Murphy.
A Newsday article highlights a $14 million verdict that was awarded to a man whose left leg was amputated after a car crashed into his motorcycle. Attorneys Daniel O'Toole and Jeffrey Block represented the injury victim in this lawsuit.
New York trial attorneys Jeffrey Block and Daniel O'Toole obtained a $1.8 million settlement for a victim of bad faith insurance practices in Schwartz v. Allstate Insurance Co. An article in the New York Law Journal provides additional details about this case.
Personal injury attorney Jeffrey Block obtained a $750,000 recovery on behalf of a woman who was injured on the Big Bambu slide at Hurricane Harbor water park. Mr. Block's client suffered neck and knee injuries when the raft she was on with her children bottomed out because there wasn't enough water in the pool. This recovery was discussed in an article in the Daily News.
The $32.7 million verdict that Stephen Murphy and Daniel O'Toole achieved for their client Jimmy Dunne was profiled in a New York Daily News article. Mr. Dunne was helping at the scene of an accident when a drug-impaired driver plowed through the police barricade and struck him. As a result of the injuries he sustained, he now requires round the clock care.
New York Daily News writer Denis Hamill congratulates Stephen Murphy of Block O'Toole & Murphy for the $32.7 million verdict he recovered for Jimmy Dunne. This was the largest nonmedical jury award in Long Island history.
The Rights of Injured, Undocumented Workers
Construction accident attorneys Stephen Murphy and David Scher discuss the rights of undocumented workers who are injured on the job in the New York Law Journal.