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Trusted Construction Accident Attorney in Nassau County

Construction is an inherently dangerous industry, and when you or a family member has been injured on the job in a construction accident in Nassau County, it is crucial to find experienced legal representation to help you recover your losses. A Nassau County construction accident lawyer will be an invaluable asset to your case, and you are more likely to secure appropriate compensation for your losses with their assistance. 

Representing Victims of Construction Accidents in Nassau County, NY

The Law Office of Brett J. Nomberg, PLLC has more than 30 years of experience helping injured accident victims recover their losses, and our team has successfully resolved many construction accident claims. When you choose our firm to represent you, you will have direct access to your attorney and will not be handed off to a legal assistant.

We know how damaging a construction accident can be, and the victim may not only face expensive medical bills but also further economic strain from the inability to work while they recover. After you hire our firm, you will always have access to your attorney when you need updates on your case. 

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were about 122,400 nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses reported by private industry employers in New York in 2024. Of these, about 71,600 were severe enough for victims to miss days from work and/or require job transfers or duty restrictions. The construction industry consistently ranks as having one of the highest workplace injury and workplace fatality rates in the US. 

Construction accidents happen in various ways and negligence is not the only way to prove liability.  The New York Labor Laws were made to provide construction workers with legal protections that exist in addition to a negligence action.  A violation of NYS Labor Law Section 240 does not require proving negligence, but only that a construction worker was injured from a failure to provide proper safety devices when injured from a height.  A worker who falls off a ladder or scaffold, or who is struck by a falling object only needs to prove that the safety devices provided for not adequate.

A construction worker is also entitled to compliance with the Industrial code safety laws and the failure to comply with those rules may result in liability against an owner of a building pursuant to NYS Labor Law Section 241(6).  

Pursuant to the NYS Labor laws, the businesses responsible for a construction accident may include the owner of the property, the general contractor, and even a subcontractor depending upon the facts and circumstances.  

The aftermath of your accident can be overwhelming. You can have several legal options for claiming compensation, and the first steps you take after your accident are crucial to your recovery. Most injured workers are eligible to claim workers’ compensation benefits after they are hurt on the job, but some construction accident victims may have grounds to pursue further compensation with personal injury claims depending on how their accidents happened.

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Brett Nomberg Law offers free consultations with no attorney fee unless you win. If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence, the Top New York Personal Injury Attorney is ready to hear your story. Call anytime — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Building Your Construction Accident Claim in Nassau County

After you suffer any injury at work in New York, you should report it to your employer immediately. If you fail to report a work injury in time, you could be disqualified from claiming workers’ compensation benefits. It is also a good idea to hire a construction accident lawyer at your first opportunity after receiving medical treatment. They can investigate your accident and determine your most viable recovery options. 

If your employer has workers’ compensation insurance, then you can file a claim for benefits with your attorney’s help. A successful workers’ compensation claim in Nassau County can yield medical expense coverage along with disability benefits during the time you are unable to work after the accident. The amount you receive in disability benefits typically depends on the severity of your injury and how much you usually earn at your job. 

In the event your accident was the result of a specific party’s negligence, then you may be eligible to claim further compensation for your losses with a personal injury case. Your attorney can gather the evidence you need to prove that a defendant’s negligence directly caused your injuries, and if you succeed, you may be able to recover compensation for any losses not covered by workers’ compensation, such as your pain and suffering. 

The Law Office of Brett J. Nomberg, PLLC can help you recover from your recent construction accident, but it’s vital to start building your case as soon as possible. Reach out to our team as soon as you can to learn how an experienced Nassau County construction accident lawyer can help with your case. 

FAQs

What Are the Most Common Causes of Construction Accidents? 

Falls are the leading cause of accidental injuries and deaths in the construction industry. Some of the most common causes of construction accidents include falls off a scaffold, a fall from a ladder that was not properly supported, falling objects, and injuries from heavy equipment The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report that the construction industry accounts for roughly 49% of all fatal workplace falling accidents in the US each year. 

How Much Compensation Can I Receive From a Construction Accident Claim? 

The amount of compensation you can receive from a construction accident claim depends upon the nature and severity of your injury. Workers’ compensation insurance can cover medical expenses and a portion of your lost wages, while a personal injury claim can allow you to recover compensation for all your economic and non-economic damages caused by the accident.  

Why Should I Hire a Construction Accident Lawyer? 

You should hire a construction accident lawyer to increase your chances of securing fair compensation for the losses you suffered from your accident. You can file a workers’ compensation claim and personal injury claim for the same accident, but you need experienced legal representation to help you for both of these legal remedies.  

What Does it Cost to Hire a Nassau County Construction Accident Lawyer? 

A personal injury lawyer generally will not require you to pay any fees unless the case is settled or won.  The typical retainer includes an attorney fee of 1/3 of any settlement or award.  When you choose the Law Office of Brett J. Nomberg, PLLC to represent you, there is no fee unless we win.  Workers Compensation fees are paid directly by the workers compensation carrier which are only allowed when awarded by an administrative law judge.

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