Feb 24, 2017
A jury awarded Nicholas Tzaneteas’ client $6.8m for injuries resulting from the collapse of her apartment’s bathroom ceiling, which caused her spinal injuries.

Brooklyn, United States - February 23, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Personal injuries that occur through no fault of the individual are some of the most painful and distressing events in a person’s life. What’s more, they have the potential to affect that person’s career, personal life and capabilities permanently. It is a person’s legal right to seek compensation for those injuries and hold those responsible accountable. The Law Office of Nicholas Tzaneteas understands this, and lawyer Nicholas Tzaneteas has a long history of supporting clients, whom others would not help. Most recently, he has helped to secure $6.8 million in compensation for a woman with severe spinal injuries caused by a ceiling collapse in her apartment.
Nicholas Tzaneteas, who is an experienced ceiling collapse lawyer worked up the case, covering every detail, and took her case to court. Liability was quickly established after the cause of the collapse was identified — a leaking ceiling, which his client had requested the apartment’s owners and managing company to fix several times.
The jury heard of the surgery, extensive physical therapy, and his client’s inability to perform certain tasks in her role as a graduating nurse, limiting her future career potential. The jury also heard of the extensive future therapy and surgery she will need. Though the defense argued against these points, her premises liability accident attorney had expert witnesses to back up her claims as well as the treating doctor.
A spokesperson for The Law Office of Nicholas Tzaneteas said, “We are thrilled to have helped our client to get the compensation she deserves in a court of law. She will certainly need this money to help get her life back on course after it was set back by the negligence of the defendants. We thank the jury for understanding the details of the case and for making a fair and just decision on the damages awarded. We hope this will help our client move on with her life and concentrate on her future, not her trauma.”
About The Law Office of Nicholas Tzaneteas: Nicholas Tzaneteas has stood up to the city, corporations, insurance companies, and more, to fight for the rights of his clients for over 17 years. While others may avoid cases because they are hard to prove, because the opposition has big money, or because they represent longstanding, influential institutions, Mr. Tzaneteas has always been eager to engage in the challenge and take cases to trial. As a result, he is one of the most respected trial lawyers in the field of personal injury.
Contact Info:
Name: Nicholas Tzaneteas
Email: [email protected]
Organization: The Law Office Nicholas E. Tzaneteas
Address: 1392 Coney Island Avenue
Phone: (718) 704-5519
For more information, please visit http://ntzlaw.com/
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