$15.5 million
For a young woman who was paralyzed when an improperly maintained truck with faulty brakes struck her car.
Case Results
A selection of results for clients in personal injury, medical malpractice, construction, and other serious-injury matters.
The Law Office of Natascia Ayers has obtained substantial compensation for clients injured in New York. These representative results are examples of matters resolved by the firm.
Amounts and descriptions are abbreviated to protect client privacy. The outcome of any matter depends on its particular facts, evidence, law, insurance, parties, and other circumstances.
$15.5 million
For a young woman who was paralyzed when an improperly maintained truck with faulty brakes struck her car.
$14 million
For an infant who was paralyzed following an untreated infection.
$9 million
For a teenager who was traumatically injured after being struck by a speeding van that was being pursued by police.
$2.9 million
For a young man who suffered a leg fracture after being struck by a car that lost control on a snowy and icy roadway.
$2.6 million
For a man who was discharged from an emergency room and subsequently suffered a heart attack.
$2.5 million
For a construction worker who suffered ankle fractures after falling from a ladder and landing on his feet.
$1.6 million
For a man whose amputated leg became infected and who underwent an improperly performed amputation revision.
$1 million
For a woman who fractured her leg when she slipped on ice on a sidewalk while walking to work.
$800,000
For a woman who injured her knee against the dashboard after her car was struck by a vehicle making an improper U-turn.
$450,000
For a four-year-old who suffered an arm fracture after tripping and falling in a poorly maintained playground.
Featured Matter
Natascia Ayers served as a member of the lead trial counsel committee representing people who died or were seriously injured in the Valhalla train crash, the deadliest crash in Metro-North history.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts and circumstances. The amounts shown may reflect settlements or verdicts and should not be understood as a prediction of the value or outcome of another matter.