Personal Injury - Construction Accident

New Jersey Construction Accident Lawyers
Construction Accident Attorneys in New Jersey

Construction is the United States' largest industry and one that has consistently registered high rates of workplace accidents. OSHA has had little success in reducing injuries and fatalities among construction workers, despite the fact that it channels a large portion of its resources into the enforcement of health and safety standards on construction sites.

Construction workers are exposed to a wider variety of hazards and face a greater risk of work-related injury or fatality than employees in any other U.S. industry.

Serious medical problems can result from the following construction related accidents: 

• Roof Related Falls 
• Crane Accidents 
• Scaffolding Accidents 
• Non-Roof Falls 
• Run-Over by Operating Equipment 
• Lifting Equipment Failure 
• Electric Shock 
• Trench Collapses 
• Fires and Explosions 
• Hit by Highway Vehicle 
• Compressed Gas Accidents 
• Welding Accidents

Owners, architects, insurance companies and manufacturers all have a degree of responsibility for providing a safe work environment. There are many different facets involved in the construction of a building, which creates the need for many different people and products to be involved.

While proving a physical, emotional, or cognitive injury can be difficult, our experienced and knowledgeable attorneys and staff are able to undertake difficult cases and prevail, convincing skeptics of the merits of a claim via credible, trustworthy evidence and objective test findings. Aiello, Harris, Devero, Marth & Schiffman is committed to protecting our client's rights and has repeatedly demonstrated our ability to succeed in the most challenging and complex injury cases.

For a free initial consultation with a New Jersey construction accident attorney at Aiello, Harris, Devero, Marth & Schiffman, call 908-561-5577, or contact us online.

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Serving clients across North and Central Jersey including the cities of Watchung, Bridgewater, and Somerville in Somerset County, Newark and West Orange in Essex County, Elizabeth, Scotch Plains, Springfield, Plainfield, and Cranford in Union County, Clinton and Flemington in Hunterdon County, New Brunswick and Edison in Middlesex County, Hackensack in Bergen County, Patterson in Passaic County, Morristown and Florham park in Morris County, Hoboken and Jersey City in Hudson County, Phillipsburg in Warren County, and Freehold, Colts Neck and Marlboro in Monmouth County.