It's just a fact of life that accidents are going to happen. Obviously, some accidents are unpredictable and unavoidable. However, most accidents can be prevented by taking the proper safety precautions. In public establishments in New Jersey and across the country, the best ways to prevent accidents are removing potential hazards, keeping walkways clear and appropriately maintaining the property. Failure to take these precautions and keep a safe environment could result in slip-and-fall accidents and injuries to customers.
Protecting construction workers from cold weather
There is little doubt that part of what attracts people to work in the construction industry in Clinton is the opportunity to avoid the confines of the office and work outdoors. Yet when winter arrives, that benefit can quickly become a hardship, as cold temperatures and winter weather can both delay work and put employees at risk of injuries due to exposure.
Pursue compensation for your future recovery, too
How much will your injury really cost? Serious construction injuries require great commitment of resources and time if you wish to recover. Some issues come with the possibility of never making a full recovery, and that carries a cost of its own in pain, suffering and lost earning potential. As personal injury lawyers, it is our job at Rothenberg, Rubenstein, Berliner & Shinrod, LLC, to help our New Jersey clients understand the true scope of their losses.
Construction’s “Fatal Four” cause majority of worker deaths
When you show up to work each day on a New Jersey construction site, you probably do so with an understanding that you will face certain job-related hazards that expose you to potential injury or even death. At Rothenberg, Rubenstein, Berliner & Shinrod, LLC, we understand that many construction worker injuries and deaths result from similar circumstances, and we have helped many construction workers and their loved ones pursue recourse following work-related injuries and fatalities.
