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About Michael Zaransky
Michael Zaransky is a trial attorney at Jacoby & Meyers focusing on nursing home abuse and neglect cases. After 16 years of personal injury and commercial litigation, he shifted in September 2014 to concentrate on holding nursing homes accountable. Since then he has recovered several million dollars for families of nursing home residents across New York. He earned his B.S. from SUNY Oswego and his J.D. from New York Law School.
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A Philadelphia jury awarded Donna Kendall $6.3 million in compensatory damages and $28 million in punitive damages after finding that Wyeth's Prempro hormone-replacement drug caused her breast cancer and the double mastectomy that followed; the Pennsylvania Superior Court restored the full punitive award in 2012 after the trial judge had cut it to $1 million.
A Ulster County jury returned a $31 million verdict, the largest car-crash award in the county's history, for Kelly Burley, who developed cauda equina syndrome and permanent wheelchair dependence after a moving truck rear-ended her vehicle on the Mid-Hudson Bridge in 2019.
A Manhattan jury awarded $6.45 million to a 53-year-old avid salsa dancer who slipped on fish guts left on a Broadway sidewalk outside the Citarella gourmet grocery, dislocated her knee, tore three ligaments, and required at least 12 surgeries over 11 years.
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