Areas of Practice

Dangerous Construction Sites

The construction industry is extremely competitive. Too often owners and contractors put profits over safety in hopes of saving time and money. Consequently, these companies often fail to provide proper safety equipment, supervision, or manpower.

• Construction Accidents
• Falls from Heights – Scaffolding Accidents, Ladder Accidents , and Roofing Accidents
• Falling Objects and Materials
• Failure to Provide Personal Protective Equipment
• Crane or Hoist Accidents
• Slip and Fall Injuries
• Trip and Fall Injuries
• Gas Leaks, Fires, and Explosions
• Forklift Accidents
• Trench and Excavation Accidents
• Elevator Shaft Accidents
• Electrocutions and Shocks
• Machinery Accidents
• Motor Vehicles Accidents
• Exposure to Dangerous Chemicals or Toxins

Negligently Maintained Premises

Poorly maintained premises not only affect a community’s property values but also pose a danger to you and everybody else that visits the property. Landlords are happy to raise your rent but rarely want to invest that money in maintaining and repairing the non-income producing parts of their property such as walkways, lighting, and cleaning services.

• Premises Liability
• Trip and Fall Injuries
• Slip and Fall Injuries
• Lack of Illumination

Failure to Observe the Rules of the Road

Motor vehicle accidents are usually avoidable if the other driver simply observes, and abides by the rules of the road. Distracted driving is a leading cause of car crashes. Activities that divert attention from driving, including talking or texting on your phone, eating and drinking, talking to people in your vehicle, adjusting the radio, entertainment or navigation system— take your attention away from the task of safe driving.

• Car Accidents
• Bicycle Accidents
• Bus Accidents
• Truck Accidents
• Motorcycle Accidents
• Pedestrian Accidents

Personal Injury

• Personal Injury Claims
• Dog Bites
• Wrongful Death
• Medical Malpractice
• Product Liability