New York Construction Injury Lawyers Focusing On Crane Accidents

Cranes are used for lifting materials at nearly every major New York State construction project. Unfortunately, many of them are operated dangerously and site workers are put at risk - resulting in crane accidents. The highest risk involves a tip-over scenario, but dropped materials and other risks exist as well. And while New York State crane regulations and Labor Law 240 covers many of these injuries in detail, it's essential that your personal injury lawyers know how to position the case facts in your favor.

Relying on over fifty years of experience in New York construction injury law, the lawyers at The Perecman Firm can handle both your lawsuit and workers' compensation claim. Our team has specific experience regarding crane accidents and related construction injuries (including mobile, tower, gantry, hydraulic, and bridge cranes) and can maximize your opportunity for an award or settlement. In fact, as leaders in construction accident litigation, our personal injury lawyers have won millions in both verdicts and settlements for our clients.

A New York construction injury lawyer will know that construction sites pose a consistent threat to workers, and cranes carry some of the highest potential for damage and injury - especially if New York State crane regulations are not followed. In the event that you've been injured in construction or crane accidents, we're prepared to help you find retribution for your pain and time away from work. And in the tragic event of a wrongful death, trust that The Perecman Firm will see your personal injury lawsuit through with levels of expertise and knowledge of construction injury and accidents that exceed those of other New York personal injury firms.

Contact The Perecman Firm for your Personal Injury Case from Crane Accidents

You deserve prompt, aggressive representation. So contact a New York construction injury lawyer from The Perecman Firm today to pursue your crane accident case. If you work in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, or Staten Island, call (718) WORKERS, or fill out the intake form on our contact page.