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Bryan J. Swerling was recently featured on silive.com. In this article, Mr. Swerling’s client was injured in a high school cafeteria brawl which led to a head injury. The victim’s mother sued the city and Department of Education because of an alleged failed “proper and adequate” supervision that led to a dangerous situation to develop.

The complaint states that the defendants failed to uphold their duty to protect students from behavior that would likely endanger the safety of other students.

The suit maintains that the girl was free of contributory negligence.

This is the second suit in 2017 regarding a New York City school cafeteria brawl.

 

$10,500,000

To a man who was assaulted at a restaurant and sustained a traumatic brain injury.

$3,250,000

Settlement to a barista who slipped and fell on a defective stairwell while working for Starbucks who sustained back injuries requiring multiple surgeries in 2012.

$3,000,000

Settlement to a woman who was assaulted and sustained back/hip injuries in 2015.

$2,325,000

To a man who sustained back injuries when he was a passenger in the car that rear ended another car.

$1,415,000

Verdict to a high school student who was assaulted by a school dean during her lunch period dislocating her hip in 2014.

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