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San Jose Scaffolding and Ladder Falls Accidents Attorney

Experienced Lawyers for Scaffolding and Ladder Falls Accidents Cases in San Jose

Were you or was your close family member injured in a ladder accident at home or on the job? Did you or a loved one suffer broken bones, a brain injury, or a spinal cord injury when scaffolding collapsed at a construction site workplace? These injuries can be very serious, and the related expenses may affect your life for years to come. You will want to make sure you take the correct steps to receive the compensation you need to address your medical expenses, loss of income, and other ways you have been affected. The sooner you have an experienced personal injury attorney on your side, the more likely it is that evidence will be preserved to present compelling arguments in favor of monetary compensation.

Contact the Law Office of John J. Garvey, III to schedule a consultation with a San Jose area scaffold and ladder accident lawyer. Our firm is ready to help you take the correct steps to receive the compensation you deserve.

Ladder/Scaffolding Accidents at Home and Work

Your ladder accident may have been an on-the-job injury or a home maintenance accident.

In the first instance—on the job—you may qualify for workers' compensation benefits, and you may also be able to receive monetary compensation from any third parties who were responsible for causing an accident. These parties may include the manufacturer of a defective ladder or a subcontractor who left tools or materials in a dangerous location and contributed to causing injuries that occurred when a ladder fell.

In the second instance—at home—sources of monetary compensation may include the ladder manufacturer, your own health or accident insurance, and potentially the homeowner's liability insurance.

A scaffolding accident is nearly always connected with a building and construction. The injured person may be a worker, a visitor to the construction site, or a passerby. OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations should guide builders in the safe construction, use, and dismantling of scaffolds and ladders. However, accidents do occur—and they are very often traceable to negligence on the part of someone who was responsible for overseeing the stability and safe use of the scaffolding.

In the Ring With the Insurance Companies

When you are covered by an insurance policy, you may struggle to ensure that you will be properly compensated for your injuries. Most insurers will do everything they can to minimize the payout of benefits. With a zealous legal advocate on your side, you can even the playing field in any battles that ensue as you seek to cope with financial losses resulting from your fall injury.

Did you suffer from broken bones, a brain injury, a shoulder injury, or harm to your wrist, arm, knee, or back in a scaffolding accident in the San Jose area? Entrust your quest for compensation to an experienced San Jose area scaffolding and ladder accident attorney.

Call a Santa Cruz Scaffold and Ladder Accident Lawyer

Whatever the cause of a scaffolding or ladder accident, you may have experienced severe injuries that cause pain, suffering, and expense for both you and your family. You will most likely need financial support to pay for medical care, replace your lost income, and cover long-term rehabilitation needs. If your family member was killed in a scaffolding accident, your family will have many new financial needs, and you may also need to deal with emotional trauma. You should be fully compensated for all of the damages you have suffered.

You need a well-qualified San Jose ladder accident lawyer on your side to help obtain the compensation you need after a scaffolding accident in Sunnyvale or the surrounding communities. Contact the Law Office of John J. Garvey, III at 408-293-7777 to schedule a free initial consultation. We handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis, with no fees paid if there is no recovery of compensation.

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