You're a 38-year-old electrician working a renovation in Sunset Park when an unguarded table saw takes your dominant hand. You spend weeks at NYU Langone, then months in occupational therapy, then sit at your kitchen table in Bay Ridge staring at an estimate of what your career was supposed to be worth. That number — the money you'll never earn because of the amputation — is the single largest piece of most catastrophic injury verdicts in New York. Proving it to a Brooklyn ju