Injured in a Construction Site Fall Accident?

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With over two decades of experience trying & winning cases, you are in good hands with the lawyers at Donaghue & Labrum.

Types of Construction Fall Accident Cases

Roof falls
Scaffold accidents
Ladder accidents
Improperly secured holes and railings

First aid support accident at work of builder worker in construction site. Accident falls from the scaffolding on floor, Foreman help employee accident with first aid bag and wave hand to team help.

Recent Settlements & Verdicts

$700,000 Verdict

Settlement for a laborer who fell through a hole in the floor because the covering was not properly secured.

$625,000 Confidential Settlement

Confidential Settlement for a worker who was struck from behind by a dumpster truck on a job site.

Have you or a loved one been injured in a construction fall accident in the Media, PA area? Our experienced lawyers have represented victims of Pennsylvania construction fall accident cases for many years, so we have an excellent understanding of the nature of your claims and your injuries. We are also sensitive to the grief and loss you may be going through. If you have been injured in a construction fall accident, or are the family member of a victim, please call us at (610) 565-9120.

With proper equipment, proper training, and the necessary precautions, the risk of falling from a roof or great height decreases significantly. Even when a worker takes every precaution for their own safety, there may still be factors out of their control that may cause a fall.

Property owners, construction companies, and certain subcontractors are legally responsible to make worksites as safe as possible for their employees, subcontractors and visitors. That duty sometimes gets overlooked or goes neglected and that is when tragic incidents happen. In an effort to reduce death and injury as a result of construction site accidents, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has adopted rules and regulations regulating all aspects of the construction industry.

When a worker falls they can sustain life-threatening injuries. If they survive, they may continue to suffer from a disabling condition that permanently alters their quality of life and prevents them from earning a living and providing for their families.