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CONSTRUCTION SITE ACCIDENT LAWYER
Falling objects are a very real danger to workers

Falling objects cause many injuries at construction sites. Sometimes even fatalities result from them. Large and small items can cause serious harm if dropped from an elevated position. Employers may have a responsibility to protect their employees, and innocent bystanders, from dangers such as falling objects. In certain cases an accident lawyer can help.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a construction accident, and you believe it is the fault of your employer or another party, contact an attorney. A personal injury lawyer may be able to help you recover compensation for your medical expenses, lost wages, or pain and suffering. Legal case filing deadlines exist, so contact an attorney before it is too late.

Please fill out the form on this page and a Weitz & Luxenberg accident lawyer will evaluate the merits of a personal injury lawsuit. When you choose Weitz & Luxenberg, you receive an accident lawyer who draws on the resources of a large, respected and deeply experienced New York firm. We are the largest personal injury law firm in New York. Your accident lawyer supervises every aspect of the legal process. There is no upfront legal fee. You pay nothing until the successful conclusion of your case.

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see also:

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