Falls From Heights

When workers are performing duties at heights, such as scaffolding, roofs or other high structures, there is an obvious need for proper safety measures to keep those workers from falling. Falls from heights often result in catastrophic and fatal injuries that are devastating for victims and their families.

If you have been injured, or you have a loved one who has been injured or killed in a construction accident due to a fall, it is important that you have a full understanding of your rights under the law. At Rosenbaum & Rosenbaum, P.C., in New York City, our firm is ready to listen and take action regarding your claim after a fall from a roof or heights. We will hold accountable those whose negligence contributed to your accident.

Experienced New York Construction Accident Attorneys

Our lawyers are equipped to handle fall from heights cases involving:

• Falls off of scaffolding and ladders
• Falls from roofs
• Falls off of fences and other high barriers
• Falls from electrical poles
• Falls from high steels
• Falls from man lifts, spider lifts and cranes

In all construction accident cases, our firm provides proactive representation through a combination of client involvement and aggressive advocacy. We will work to find the answers to your important questions and pursue the compensation that you deserve for your injuries.

Contact Our New York City Falls From Heights Lawyers

From offices on Wall Street, Rosenbaum & Rosenbaum provides experienced construction accident representation in New York. Contact us to schedule a consultation with an experienced New York industrial accident lawyer today.

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