Elevation risks
Scaffolds, ladders, platforms, roofs, openings, and other height-related work conditions can create severe injury risk.
Scaffold, Ladder & Construction Accidents
Construction injuries can be life-changing. Deliso Law investigates falls from heights, falling objects, defective equipment, unsafe passageways, contractor negligence, and other serious worksite incidents.

Issues we evaluate
Worksite evidence
Construction cases can turn on the equipment provided, the work being performed, the location of the incident, who controlled the work, and what safety measures were available. Photographs, witness accounts, project records, incident reports, contracts, and medical documentation may all become important.
Because a construction site can change quickly, early investigation can help preserve the condition that existed when the injury occurred.
Common issues
Scaffolds, ladders, platforms, roofs, openings, and other height-related work conditions can create severe injury risk.
Falling materials, tools, machinery, and defective or inappropriate equipment may be central to the investigation.
Understanding the roles of owners, contractors, subcontractors, and other project participants can be critical to developing the case.
New York City construction representation
Deliso Law represents injured construction workers in Brooklyn and across New York City, including scaffold, ladder, elevation-related, falling-object, equipment, and unsafe-worksite matters. Cases also handled in New Jersey through associated counsel.
Construction accident questions
Obtain appropriate medical care and preserve photographs, witness information, incident reports, equipment information, and any documents identifying the contractors and companies working at the site. Prompt investigation can be important.
Yes. Construction projects can involve owners, general contractors, subcontractors, employers, equipment companies, and other entities. The responsibilities of each depend on the site, contracts, work being performed, and applicable law.
Worksites change quickly. Equipment can be moved, temporary conditions disappear, and workers may leave a project. Early investigation can help preserve evidence concerning how the accident occurred.
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There is no attorney’s fee unless the firm obtains a recovery.