In 2024, a Connecticut tenant tripped over concrete outside his unlit apartment building and later lost a toe; he won a $1.6 million judgment in January 2026, but his lawyer says he has received nothing
- A Connecticut tenant who won a $1.6 million (£1.23 million) court award after tripping over construction debris outside his unlit apartment building has still not received any money from his former landlord, according to his lawyer.
- Michael Criscuolo, 65, suffered a serious foot injury that eventually led to the amputation of one of his toes.
- The incident happened outside his apartment at 23 Argonne Terrace in Seymour, Connecticut, in May 2024.
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- A Connecticut tenant who won a $1.6 million (£1.23 million) court award after tripping over construction debris outside his unlit apartment building has still not received any money from his former landlord, according to his lawyer.
- Michael Criscuolo, 65, suffered a serious foot injury that eventually led to the amputation of one of his toes.
- The incident happened outside his apartment at 23 Argonne Terrace in Seymour, Connecticut, in May 2024.
Sources: Times of India