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New York Construction Accident Lawyer
New York Ladder and Scaffold Accident Attorney


The Law Firm of Leandros A. Vrionedes, P.C. represents construction workers who have suffered work-related injuries while working at construction sites. Construction injuries can range in severity from minor injuries to severe injuries that result in permanent disability, paralysis, or even death. Although individuals may seek compensation for work-related injuries through workers' compensation, sometimes workers' compensation benefits do not sufficiently cover all of the expenses employees incur. 

 At the Law Firm of Leandros A. Vrionedes, P.C., we zealously advocate on our clients' behalf to maximize their recovery in construction-related accidents. We seek recovery against property owners, contractors, various manufacturers, engineers, and architects who are responsible for our clients' injuries. 
 
Common Types of Construction Accidents
The construction industry is one of the most dangerous industries for workers, where employees are exposed to numerous dangers on a daily basis. In particular, New York is a very metropolitan, urban area where multiple construction projects are simultaneously in progress, heightening the risk of construction-related accidents. Some of the types of construction accidents that commonly occur include:
  • Scaffolding accidents
  • Workers falling from elevated places
  • Workers being struck by equipment or falling objects
  • Forklift injuries
  • Crane accidents
  • Injuries from using power tools
  • Injuries connected to the use of ladders and stairways
  • Trenching and excavation-related accidents
  • Electrical hazards
  • Toxic exposure
 For more information on different types of construction accidents and ways to prevent such accidents, please see the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) website
 
Individuals at Risk of Harm
In addition to construction workers, non-employees are at risk of suffering construction-related injuries as well. People who are susceptible to injuries at construction sites include on-site visitors, passers-by, children, and other individuals who are temporarily at the site. Depending on the specific factual circumstances, these individuals might be able to file a claim and recover against the responsible, negligent party.

Safety Standards
Both New York State and the federal government have regulations regarding workplace safety. These rules establish standards that employees should generally follow to protect the health and safety of their employees. New York's Labor Law, Article 7, Section 200 provides general provisions regarding workplace safety. Additionally, under 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 1926, the federal government has promulgated a series of regulations; some pertaining to the employers' responsibilities of establishing safe construction sites for employees. 
If you have been involved in a construction-related accident, it is important to obtain the assistance of an experienced construction accidents lawyer. An attorney whose expertise includes construction accident cases can help you recover medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Contact The Law Firm of Leandros A. Vrionedes, P.C. today for legal assistance.