Class Action Lawsuit in Response to Jersey City Water Main Break

By Snyder Sarno D'Aniello Maceri & da Costa LLC on May 07, 2020

Partner, Paul M. da Costa, Esq. & Of Counsel, Tom Paciorkowski, Esq. File Class Action Lawsuit in Response to Jersey City Water Main Break

Paul M. da Costa, Esq. and Tom Paciorkowski, Esq. have filed a class action on behalf of the residents of Jersey City and Hoboken in response to the recent water main break. On April 28, 2020, construction work led to a water main break that affected thousands of Hoboken and Jersey City residents unable to access running and clean water amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. Residents were forced to purchase bottled water and unable to bathe, wash hands and sanitize: a disruption that was far from welcome in the days of social distancing and the Covid-19 pandemic.

One article written by JerseyDigs.com estimates that “over 318,000 people” may have been affected by the incident. Click here to read the full article.

If you or a loved one are the victim of this incident, please contact Paul M. da Costa, Esq., of Snyder Sarno D’Aniello Maceri & da Costa LLC. You can schedule a consultation via email (pdacosta@snydersarno.com) or call (973) 274-5200.

Mr. da Costa and his team have handled a vast array of complex and catastrophic injury cases. Through their tenacious and diligent advocacy, they make it their priority to “right the wrongs” that have been forced upon his clients. They are firm believers that pursuing the truth through litigation will prevent potential future wrongs. Paul M. da Costa and his team work tirelessly and aggressively in representing client to provide their clients with the strategic legal representation required to obtain substantial verdicts and settlements.

Due to the recent COVID-19 pandemic SSDMD is offering contact-less consultations and meetings. For the safety of our clients and staff we have adapted our business to operate remotely for the foreseeable future. We have made all necessary preparations to ensure that our clients can still be served throughout the pandemic, but from the comfort of their own homes.