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Peter Chamas - Settlements and Verdicts

A sample of Peter Chamas' verdicts and settlements as of October 2009:

$7,400,000 - Pier Collapse Fatality - A pier collapsed that resulted in the drowning of a Philadelphia woman.

$4,700,000 - A commuter suffered brain damage when a steel rod smashed a New Jersey Transit window.

$4,125,000 - Medical Malpractice - Delayed diagnosis of congenital hypothyroidism in a newborn.

$4,000,000 - Wrongful Death - A boy died in a skiing accident as a snow grooming machine ran him over.

$2,650,000 - Wrongful Death - A child was run over and killed when a school bus pulled away without checking to see whether anyone was in front.

$2,600,000 - A man was killed inside a power plant when a 30-foot fan unexpectedly turned on during servicing.

$2,500,000 - A woman suffered injuries in a traffic accident when a van rear-ended her minivan.

$2,000,000 - A truck driver suffered brain damage during a head-on collision with an SUV.

$1,533,000 - A man suffered leg burns in a power station accident. The plaintiff was scalded when a flood pushed aside a sump pit cover and he fell in.

$1,400,000 - Wrongful Death - Two brothers were killed in a car accident, where the car was driven by a teenager who was trying to talk to young women in another vehicle traveling at high speeds on the Garden State Parkway.

$1,200,000 - Automobile Injuries

$1,200,000 - Fatal Automobile Crash - A couple died when their vehicle was broadsided by a pickup truck while making a left turn out of a parking lot.

$986,871 - Traffic accident - failure to yield

$940,000 - A man suffered a severe leg injury in an industrial accident.

$905,000 - A forklift operator died in a collision with a dump truck.

$775,000 - A Matawan man was injured when his vehicle was struck from behind by a truck.

$750,000 - A Millstone woman was involved in a head-on collision in Middlesex County.

$750,000 - Automobile injuries

$600,000 - Fire Fatality

$592,750 - A tavern kept serving alcohol to a visibly intoxicated patron, who later got into a car accident and injured himself and a passenger.

$525,000 - Automobile injuries

$500,000 - Automobile injuries

$500,000 - Workplace injury

$500,000 - Automobile injuries