The Tadchiev Law Firm Secures $985,000 Settlement for Injured Pedestrian in New York

The Tadchiev Law Firm has successfully secured a $985,000 settlement for a client who sustained disabling injuries in a pedestrian accident in New York. The client, an auto mechanic, was struck by a left-turning vehicle while crossing a Nassau County street with the pedestrian light in his favor on February 11, 2020.

The collision caused the man to suffer serious injuries, including damage to both shoulders, his left knee, and right hip, as well as multiple herniated discs in his lumbar and cervical spine. These injuries necessitated several surgeries and left him disabled, preventing him from working nearly two years after the incident.

Attorney Boris Tadchiev, the founding partner of The Tadchiev Law Firm, P.C., filed a personal injury lawsuit in Nassau County Supreme Court against the estate of the driver who struck the pedestrian. The driver had passed away from causes unrelated to the accident. During the case development, the defense counsel's orthopedic doctor confirmed the diminished range of motion in the injured man's shoulders and left knee, as well as the disability in his lumbar spine due to the herniated discs. The doctor did not dispute that the pedestrian accident had caused these injuries.

With no contest regarding the cause and severity of the injuries, Mr. Tadchiev negotiated a substantial settlement to assist with his client's recovery. Boris Tadchiev has been recognized by Top Verdict for securing one of the top 50 personal injury settlements in New York in 2022.

The Tadchiev Law Firm, P.C., based in Floral Park, New York, is dedicated to fighting for the rights of individuals and families affected by severe accidents. The firm is committed to obtaining maximum compensation for clients involved in serious incidents such as car accidents, truck accidents, pedestrian accidents, motorcycle accidents, and slip-and-fall accidents. Additionally, the firm represents medical providers in no-fault arbitration cases.