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Confidential – Richard F. Burke, Jr., Shannon M. McNulty

Father of two killed after sliding door to minivan improperly opens during accident involving rollover of the vehicle.
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$2M – Robert A. Clifford

A 21-year-old student crushed to death on the premises of Wrigley Field when a dilapidated wall collapsed on him during an afternoon windstorm.
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$1M – Richard F. Burke, Jr., Shannon M. McNulty

A 37-year-old heating contractor and father of four is electrocuted at a manufacturing plant undergoing remodeling where other contractors did not ensure power had been shut off in designated work area.
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$6M – Kevin P. Durkin, Robert A. Clifford

Man crushed by punch press machine at factory.
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$300K – Robert A. Clifford

50-year-old woman falls from liquid left on restaurant floor and fractures kneecap requiring surgery.
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$70M – Kevin P. Durkin, Robert A. Clifford

Two young women killed and three others seriously injured when scaffolding collapses from the John Hancock Center in windy conditions; settlement represents majority of $77 million global agreement in consolidated cases where Clifford Law Offices acted as lead counsel in taking more than 100 depositions.
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$6.8M – Robert A. Clifford

A 37-year-old woman is a paraplegic due to a sustained vertebral fracture she suffered while touring a home that was under construction. She fell ten feet when the flooring in the house gave way.

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Confidential – Richard F. Burke, Jr., Robert A. Clifford

Confidential settlement involving serious injuries incurred in a premises liability case.
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$9M – Kevin P. Durkin

36-year-old master mechanic lost his arm and spleen when he tried to stop a runaway coal car which was about to strike another employee.
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