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Scaffold, Ladder, Roof Law & Construction Accidents
New York Scaffold, Ladder, Roof Law & Construction Accident Lawyers
Construction work is dangerous business and thousands of workers are injured or killed at work each year. Many accidents involve falls from scaffolding, ladders, roofs or other heights or workers being injured by falling objects. Others involve the failure on the part of your employer, the general contractor, building owner or others to provide the proper safety equipment to protect construction workers and prevent them from being injured.
Injuries caused by these accidents are often severe and may result in a serious disability that prevents the injured worker from ever returning to work. Most construction workers are not aware that NYS Labor Law Sections 200, 240 and 241 are designed specifically to protect construction workers when they fall from any “height” or when they are injured by an object falling from a “height” or when they are not provided with the proper safety equipment. These laws permit injured workers to receive an insurance settlement for pain, suffering, permanent injury, etc., IN ADDITION to their Workers’ Compensation claim!
Whether a construction-site injury or death involves Worker’s Compensation, personal injury or wrongful death law, the attorneys at Ellis Law can help. We handle workplace accidents, injuries, and deaths involving:
- Construction site accidents and injuries
- Falls from roofs, ladders and scaffolding
- Dangerous and defective products in the workplace
- Injuries from items dropped from cranes or any item dropped on a construction site which injures a worker
- Crane accidents
- Defective equipment, machinery, and power tools
- Electrical accidents and electrocution
- Excavations and collapses
- Factory and industrial accidents
- Fires and explosions
- Forklift and heavy equipment injuries
- Radiation and toxic chemical exposure
- Scaffold law and high elevation injury claims
- Chemical exposure and chemical burns
- Third-party negligence and intentional torts
- All other Construction-related accidents
If you have additional questions or concerns about an injury or death associated with an accident at a construction site, please contact the lawyers at Ellis Law for further assistance. Ellis Law will gladly help you learn about your rights free of charge!
To find out more about scaffolding law and construction accidents, please call our free Injury Answerline at 1-800-LAW-7777 (1-800-529-7777 Toll-Free Nationwide) or submit a simple request form to the online Injury Answerline®.
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* This site and any links to it are intended to present information and advertise our services solely to New York residents where our in-house attorneys practice. Outside co-counsel employed on certain cases with consent of client. Nothing contained in this site should be construed as legal advice, for which you should consult an attorney. Nor does your review of this website, sending of email, contacting us, or submission of a request form constitute the formation of an attorney-client relationship between you and our firm. There are certain time limits ("Statute of Limitations") in every case beyond which your right to bring a claim in connection with your accident will be lost forever. Since no attorney/client relationship exists between you and our firm, we cannot protect your interests if the time limit for your case is about to expire, until such time as you formally sign a representation agreement with us.