Buffalo Construction Accident Lawyer

1 IN 5 WORKER DEATHS ARE DUE TO CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENTS.

Construction workers in New York State are nearly four times more likely to die in an accident than in other jobs. Accidents at construction sites can be fatal or result in catastrophic, life-changing injuries. At Steve Boyd, PC, our skilled injury attorneys are dedicated to protecting workers injured as a result of a construction accident. If you’ve been injured and need a lawyer who understands the complex details of New York Labor Laws, we’ll come to you for a free consultation.

Our Process

When a construction accident harms you or a member of your family and results in injury or death, you’ll need a team of experienced attorneys to fight for your rights and secure full compensation for medical bills, loss of income, and pain and suffering. Attorney Steve Boyd has more than 20 years of experience helping construction injury clients in Buffalo, Rochester, and throughout New York State. Our diligent team can help cut through the legal red tape so you can focus on getting better.

Our legal team will:

• Provide a free case review
• Locate & preserve critical evidence
• Recruit & employ top crash investigators
• Identify & interview key witnesses
• Reconstruct the crash scene for the jury
• Present current medical expenses & projected future costs
• Travel to you & the location of injured parties

Results

Our firm has successfully recovered millions of dollars for people injured on construction sites, demonstrating our commitment to achieving substantial compensation for those affected by construction accidents. With over 25 years of experience handling construction accident cases, we have honed our approach in navigating the legal complexities and securing justice for our clients. Our extensive experience underscores our dedication to advocating for the rights and recovery of injured people who suffer construction and worksite-related injuries, ensuring they receive the financial support and legal representation they deserve.

Steve Boyd

Since 1999, Steve has been a beacon of hope for survivors, representing them with utmost dedication in the most challenging times of their lives. Catastrophic injuries, accidents, sexual abuse, wrongful death incidents – your battle becomes his. Recognized by peers and clients alike, Steve successfully leverages his years of experience to secure substantial verdicts and settlements for clients. Representing over 3,000 personal injury survivors in New York State and Pennsylvania, his accolades speak for his unwavering resolve.

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UNDERSTANDING CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENTS

Common Causes of Construction Accidents

Falls

Injury or death can occur when a worker falls from a ladder, scaffold, or other height. A fall or trip can also occur at a low height. The leading cause of death in construction are falls from heights, and one of the leading causes of construction injuries are same-level trips or falls.

Electrical Hazards

Workers at risk of electrical hazards may suffer from burns, shock, electrocution, flashes or blasts, explosions, or fires. The construction industry accounts for the highest number of fatal electrical injuries.

Struck-By Hazards

A piece of moving equipment or a moving object, such as a falling tool, can cause serious or fatal injury to workers. These injuries are distinguished from “crushing” injuries by the force of impact from an object that causes forcible contact with a worker.

Caught-In or Between Hazards

If a construction worker gets caught in machinery, crushed between equipment or vehicles, killed by a building caving in, or suffers an injury caused by being crushed between objects, then the injury is considered Caught-In or Between Hazards.

Unsure if you have a case? Let’s have a conversation; it will be completely confidential. We’ll believe you. We’ll walk you through the process so that you understand what this is, what we’ll do, and how your case will go as we stand with you every single step of the way.

Steve Boyd

free case consultation call us: 716-600-0000

New York Labor Laws for Protection of Construction Workers

Labor Law Section 200

Section 200 requires construction sites to provide reasonable protection to construction workers from worksite hazards. As a result, workers can hold other contractors and worksite owners responsible if an unsafe condition caused their injury.

Labor Law Section 240 (“Scaffold Law”)

Section 240 protects construction workers from falls from heights, falling objects, and other “gravity-related” injuries. It includes regulations for scaffolding and other equipment that workers must use on the job.

Labor Law Section 241(6)

Section 241(6) allows workers to sue contractors for violations of certain parts of the New York Industrial Code. It pertains to construction, demolition, and excavation work.

Client Reviews

What Our Clients Are Saying About Us

Andrew P.

Mr. Boyd is a phenomenal lawyer! He answered all of my questions in a timely and professional manner. Highly recommend!

Bernard D

Always extremely timely and efficient. They have always done great work for us. I’m glad to have them on my side!

Rita A

Steve Boyd and his office are wonderful! They are responsive, attentive, professional, and empathetic. If you want a firm that will truly care about your case and getting you the highest potential settlement, Steve Boyd is your attorney.

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