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New York construction accident injury lawyers, defective product attorneys and premises liability attorneys serving the communities of New York City, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island, Bronx, Brooklyn, Long Island, Westchester County, Nassau County, and Suffolk County.
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In this blog post the personal injury lawyers of Robinson and Yablon discuss the 3 leading factors that lead to construction site accidents in New York.
Our New York Accident Lawyers have represented clients in every type of accident imaginable from low level car crash cases to construction site accidents involving traumatic brain or spinal column injuries.
The above New York State Labor Law provision, Section 240, means essentially that if a contractor, owner or subcontractor is negligent, in any way whatsoever, with respect to the condition of a ladder used at a construction site - and the worker's injuries could have been prevented - then the owner, contractor or subcontractor is 100 % liable for the injuries regardless of whether the injured worker himself were partially responsible for the accident.
Brian J. O'Connor, Esq., is a New York City trial lawyer handling personal injury litigation, including construction accidents, catastrophic injury cas...
Brian J. O'Connor, Esq., is a New York City trial lawyer handling personal injury litigation, including construction accidents, catastrophic injury cases, motor vehicle accidents, premises liability and police misconduct.
In New York, countless types of accidents and other causes of harm fall under the umbrella of personal injury, including auto accidents, construction incidents, police misconduct, assault and battery, medical malpractice, and slip and fall accidents.
Construction accidents are common throughout New York and New Jersey and more often than not the injuries are serious and affect not only the injured worker but also his / her family.
Call us toll free at 888.519.6400 for a free consultation to discuss your construction accident claim with an experienced New York personal injury attorney.
Construction site accidents arising out of defective or broken scaffolds are common in New York and Connecticut and often result in serious physical injury and / or death.
With locations throughout Nassau County and the New York City area, the personal injury attorneys at Sackstein Sackstein & Lee, LLP have been assisting construction accident victims and their families with injury claims since 1952.
If you, or a family member, have been involved in a construction accident in New York and would like more information about New York construction laws or would like to discuss your construction accident claim with an experienced personal injury attorney, please schedule a free consultation by calling us toll free at 888.519.6400, in Garden City at 516.248.2234, in Flushing - Queens at 718.539.3100, or if you prefer, fill out our intake form, and we will contact you.
Our Connecticut and New York construction accident attorneys have helped victims obtain millions of dollars of recovery in all types of construction accidents, including falls from scaffolds, and ladders, injuries caused by falling objects, OSHA Violations, unsafe ladders, elevators or construction vehicles and exposure to hazardous substances.
Michael went on to graduate from NYLS cum laude and began working in the areas of general liability defense, defending personal injury, construction accident and wrongful death claims for such clients as the New York City Transit Authority and the Pyramid shopping mall properties and representing various individual in the same types of cases as plaintiffs.
We represent accident victims in all areas of personal injury in New York arising out of automobile accidents, medical malpractice, hospital negligence, defective products and drugs, premises liability, construction site accidents and wrongful death.
We represent accident victims in all areas of personal injury in New York arising out of automobile accidents, medical malpractice, hospital negligence, defective products and drugs, premises liability, construction site accidents and wrongful death.