Brooklyn Construction Accident Lawyer

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We depend on construction jobs. While we have come a long way in implementing better safety standards and conditions, construction sites remain some of the most dangerous workplaces. Every day, workers operate heavy machinery, handle hazardous materials, and perform very physically demanding tasks, often during extreme heat. Call our Brooklyn, NY construction accident lawyer today if you or a loved one was injured due to unsafe working conditions!

Brooklyn, NY Construction Accident Lawyer

While most injured workers in New York are entitled to workers’ compensation, that alone may not be enough to cover the full extent of your losses. Workers’ comp typically helps with medical expenses and a portion of your lost wages, but it does not account for pain and suffering, future income loss, or long-term disability. Depending on your case, a third-party personal injury claim can be pursued in addition to your workers’ comp benefits—especially if a contractor, property owner, equipment manufacturer, or other negligent party contributed to the accident.

Construction accidents can involve falls from heights, scaffolding collapses, falling objects, electrocutions, machinery malfunctions, or even exposure to toxic chemicals. These incidents often leave workers with severe injuries such as broken bones, spinal cord damage, traumatic brain injuries, burns, or even permanent disability. Some workers never fully recover and cannot return to their jobs. Others face months or years of rehabilitation. The physical, emotional, and financial toll can be devastating, both for the injured worker and their families.

Our team can investigate the details of the incident, identify all liable parties, and work with medical and safety experts to build a strong case. They’ll deal with insurance companies that often try to minimize payouts or deny claims altogether. Having legal representation levels the playing field and ensures your rights are protected throughout the process. We can help you recover compensation not only for medical bills and lost income, but also for future medical care, reduced earning capacity, emotional distress, and pain and suffering.

Experience Matters For Construction Accidents

Pursuing compensation following a construction accident can be challenging, especially if a workplace has a strong legal team. That’s why working with our experienced Brooklyn construction accident lawyers can make a huge difference.

  • For more than eight decades, our law firm has been representing victims and their families. We believe in maximizing results for our clients, and many of our wins include settlements that reach into the millions.

  • Our attorneys are involved in different memberships, including the New York State Trial Lawyers Association, SuperLawyers, and Eight Figure Litigators. During our more than 80 years of existence, we’ve received several distinctions.

  • While many construction accident cases are settled outside of the courtroom, our team isn’t afraid to go to trial. If your case goes to trial, we can build a strong defense that maximizes your court award.

Construction accidents are a very real reality in the industry, but you and your family have every legal right to pursue compensation. Call us at Edelstein, Faegenburg & Blyakher, LLP to work with our Brooklyn construction accident lawyer today!

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