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Ladder Accident Lawyer

Are you injured due to a ladder fall at work? If you were given a ladder that was defective, the owner of the job site and the general contractor may be 100% responsible for your accident. Know your rights! Call us for a free ladder accident consultation.

"You may be owed full compensation for your ladder injuries!"

"Ladder accidents on constructions sites typically happen because a ladder was not the right safety tool to work at a height." - Natascia Ayers, Esq.

About Ladder Accidents

Ladder accidents on constructions sites typically happen because a ladder was not the right safety tool to work at a height.  If you were given a ladder an above-ground work area to perform a job or task where you need your hands free to perform the assignment work, and you fall after losing balance while on the ladder,  the owner of the job site and the general contractor may be 100% responsible for your accident under the law and owe you full compensation for your injuries with no right to claim that you were in whole or in part at fault in the happening of your accident. 

If you were given a ladder that was defective, the owner of the job site and the general contractor may be 100% responsible for your accident under the law and owe you full compensation for your injuries with no right to claim that you were in whole or in part at fault in the happening of your accident.  

Moreover, certain jobs require that the ladder be secured against slipping or falling by either being secured to a wall or held in place by another.  If your employer fails to follow the strict rules regarding job site safety related to ladders, the owner of the job site and the general contractor may be 100% responsible for your accident under the law and owe you full compensation for your injuries with no right to claim you were at fault.