LTKE Law Attorney Marisa Bellair and Attorney Rosalie Louis secured a $2 million settlement in a head-on motor vehicle collision. The defendant’s vehicle crossed the center line between the north and southbound sides of the interstate and struck the plaintiffs’ vehicle head on causing serious and permanent injuries.

Attorneys Steve Errante and Marisa Bellair sued an emergency room physician and hospital for failure to diagnose their client’s cardiac condition. Instead, the Defendants diagnosed him as suffering from gastrointestinal upset and discharged him. He died a short time later.

Passenger injured in a motor vehicle accident was hospitalized with serious injuries. Despite the fact that progress was being made during hospitalization, the defendant hospital and its agents removed a ventilator without properly and adequately evaluating readiness for extubation, which resulted in an emergency tracheotomy. The patient died. Action against defendant hospital and its agents.

A 37-year-old female passenger involved in small plane crash sustaining multiple trauma and burns over 50 to 60 percent of her body and requiring a prolonged hospitalization and several surgeries. Action brought against the aircraft broker and the aircraft maintenance company.

An action for negligence against a large commuter railroad company for the failure of its employees to properly supervise and protect a subcontractor’s employee who was working on railroad property from energized overhead power lines. The victim was electrocuted twice and sustained serious burns over much of his body.

An action for aviation negligence and wrongful death against the pilot of a small aircraft who failed to follow proper piloting procedures. The airplane crashed, killing a young female passenger.

An action for negligence against an employment agency for failing to properly screen and background check a new employee who had dangerous propensities and subsequently attacked a co-worker, resulting in multiple stab wounds and other serious personal injuries.