GMR Partner Brandon Cohen and Associate Attorney Camryn Downes successfully prevailed on a motion for summary judgment on liability, dismissing all claims and counterclaims against their client in a multi-defendant Middlesex, New Jersey slip-and-fall lawsuit. GMR’s attorneys represented the owner of a condominium unit in a commercial condominium complex. While working for the tenant of […]
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GMR Obtains Defense Verdict in New York General Liability Jury Trial
GMR Partner Warren Holland obtained a defense verdict following a jury trial in Rockland County, New York, in a case involving an alleged slip-and-fall on the defendants’ residential property. The plaintiff claimed that he sustained serious injuries while delivering food to the defendants’ home after allegedly slipping on icy conditions in the driveway. The defendants […]
GMR Achieves Summary Judgment Defending Homeowners in Nassau, NY
GMR Associate Vito DiGiovanni achieved a significant victory in Nassau, New York, obtaining summary judgment on behalf of homeowner defendants. Plaintiff alleged she tripped and fell on a sidewalk defect in front of the defendants’ home and suffered multiple injuries, which required surgeries. Vito successfully argued that the Defendants were not liable since they did […]
GMR Secures Summary Judgment Win for Out-of-Possession Landlords in Staten Island, NY
GMR Associate Vito DiGiovanni achieved a significant victory in Staten Island, New York, obtaining summary judgment on behalf of out-of-possession landlord defendants. The plaintiff, who had taken possession of the property before closing, alleged he fell down a staircase and sustained an elbow fracture. Vito successfully argued that the plaintiff had assumed possession of the […]
GMR Obtains Defense Verdict in Philadelphia Auto Jury Trial
GMR Partner Warren Holland achieved a favorable jury verdict in a Philadelphia trial involving a rear-end motor vehicle accident. The Plaintiff alleged that the collision caused serious physical limitations, even though both vehicles sustained little to no visible damage. Throughout the trial, Plaintiff’s credibility was a central issue. Warren argued that Plaintiff’s injuries were not […]

