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Philadelphia Construction Accident Lawyers Represent Victims Injured in Crane Accidents

Experienced Personal Injury Lawyers are With You Every Step of the Way

Serious accidents involving cranes happen all too often on construction sites. According to the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA), there are more than 125,000 cranes currently in operation. Over the ten year period from 1997-2006, crane accidents were responsible for 818 fatalities. At McCann Dillon Jaffe & Lamb, LLC, our Philadelphia workplace accident lawyers understand what it takes to obtain full personal injury damages for injured plaintiffs. We also guide victims through the process of obtaining Workers’ Compensation benefits following a crane accident. Our reputation for success is proven by our history of securing multi-million dollar settlements and verdicts for our clients.

Crane Accidents Inflict Devastating Injuries That Cause Long-Term Health Complications and Even Death

Both residential and commercial construction sites use cranes on a daily basis. Cranes are extraordinarily large pieces of heavy-duty machinery that must be properly operated and maintained. Our Philadelphia construction accident lawyers routinely help crane accident victims suffering from:

Family members may also be able to pursue a wrongful death claim if a loved one if fatally injured.

Who is Liable for Crane Accident Injuries?

There are a number of potential sources of liability in crane accident cases. You may be able to recover damages from construction company owners, contractors and subcontractors for

  • Failing to properly maintain or repair cranes
  • Failing to take proper safety measures for employees that work more than six feet above the ground
  • Failing to issue sufficient warnings about potential dangers such as overhead power lines

If the crane involved in your accident was defective or manufactured improper, you may be able to bring a products liability claim against the manufacture and/or designer. Following any type of crane accident, it is important to seek legal advice about any possible claims for recovery. In many cases, applicable Statutes of Limitation require that you file a claim within two years from the date the incident occurred. Our Philadelphia personal injury lawyers have the legal knowledge and experience to investigate your claims and gather evidence and witness statements from the accident site. We aren’t afraid to go up against large construction companies and fully litigate your case from beginning to end.

If You’ve Been Involved in a Crane Accident, Call an Experienced Philadelphia Construction Accident Lawyer at McCann Dillon Jaffe & Lamb, LLC

Workplace accidents often lead to significant medical expenses and a lengthy recovery process. At McCann Dillon Jaffe & Lamb, LLC, our Philadelphia construction accident lawyers have the skills, experience and resources necessary to help you get the compensation you deserve for your injuries. Call us at 215-569-8488 or 302-888-1221 or contact us online today. We have offices in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.