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James J. Morici, Jr., in conjunction with Lisa M. Longo and Charles A. Wallace, concluded a confidential settlement in the amount of $15,000,000 on behalf of an injured soil testing engineer who was struck by a 2,000-pound crane boom extension when ...

Partners James J. Morici, Jr. and Lisa M. Longo, recovered $7,500,000.00 in a confidential settlement. The suit was centered upon injuries sustained by a construction laborer when he fell off of a two-foot diameter pipe, striking his head on an ...

Pedestrian at Wisconsin auto auction recovers after being crushed between two SUVs. Badger State Auto Auction and its insurer, West Bend Insurance, agreed to pay $5.0 million to a Chicago man who suffered an above-the-knee amputation in August 2011 ...

The Plaintiff was injured while working at a refinery facility in Romeoville, Illinois. The injuries occurred as a result of the accidental release of hydrogen sulfide gas while the Plaintiff was installing a blind on an FCC unit at the refinery. As ...

A Cook County jury returned a verdict for $3,510,000 on Wednesday, March 5, 2025, for Plaintiff Lorene Allison as Independent Administrator of the Estate of Daveon Dawson after deliberating for approximately 3 hours. Attorneys Andrew J. Mazzuca and ...

The plaintiff stepped off of a sloped settling tank wall onto concrete debris created by the activities of another subcontractor on Defendant, Walsh Construction Company of Illinois'(general contractor), construction site. Evidence showed frequent ...

Managing Partner, James J. Morici, Jr., served as lead counsel in the prosecution of a wrongful death case against two Indiana corporations for the death of a 56-year-old central Illinois woman. A settlement in the amount of $2.5 million was reached ...

Partner, Lisa M. Longo, of Morici, Longo & Associates recovered $2.25million on behalf of an Evanston firefighter after he fell from a roof during a training exercise. Multiple defendants were taking part in the program and were alleged to have ...

A 28-year-old apprentice bricklayer fell through a two- to a three-foot gap between two scaffolds. He traveled eight feet before the scaffold's bracing stopped his fall, injuring his right knee. The plaintiff sued the project's general contractor for ...