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Construction Accident Lawyers — Rochester & Canandaigua, New York
In New York, construction workers injured as the result of a fall, scaffolding or trench collapse, forklift or crane accident, or a machinery defect at a construction site are entitled to special protections. Injured Construction workers may hold multiple parties liable for their injuries such as owners, general contractors and subcontractors, and may find multiple insurance policies that may provide coverage for the injuries.
Note: Not all construction accidents are entitled to special protections and an employee is limited to Worker’s Compensation benefits against his employer.
Injured in a construction accident? You may be entitled to more than just workers' compensation.
Talk to us about your case and see how we can help. Call The Brocklebank Firm at 585-394-3758 or contact us online today.
Our firm represents construction workers throughout Ontario, Monroe, Seneca, Wayne, and Yates Counties injured in construction accidents involving:
- Unsecured ladders
- Scaffolding collapses
- Falls from elevated worksites
- Equipment or tools falling onto them from elevated worksites
New York's Scaffolding Law
New York has unique laws with regard to elevated construction sites. Under the State's Labor Law, sections 240 and 241, property owners and contractors are strictly liable for workers injured as a result of faulty, defective or inadequate safety equipment. Owners and contractors must also comply with all provisions of the New York State Industrial Code.
Our attorneys are experienced with these laws and can help you pursue personal injury claims against the party or parties responsible for your injuries.
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Serving Rochester, Canandaigua, New York, and Nearby Areas Since 1971
Construction fall cases brought under labor law sections 240 and 241 are handled on a contingency basis. For these cases, we accept no legal fees unless we obtain compensation on your behalf.
To arrange for your free consultation — call our offices at 585-394-3758 or contact us online. A written retainer agreement is required for our firm to represent you.
