
Negligence is the failure to take reasonable or proper care of something or someone. This implies that a wrongdoer failed to foresee that their dangerous actions could cause injury to another. It is important to note that actions of negligence are not deliberate.
Ketover & Associates, LLC are experienced law professionals that have collected monetary awards from countless negligence cases for New York residents. In order for Ketover & Associates to recover an award for your personal injury case, our attorneys must illustrate that a lack of reasonable care occurred and that it was the legal cause of any injuries.
Examples of negligence cases include but are not limited to; a contractor not receiving proper scaffold to complete work at an elevated height, a landlord failing to clear snow and ice despite having ample time to do so and a driver read-ending another. All of these examples would have been the legal cause to an injury.
Thousands of construction workers are either injured or killed due to negligence at construction sites each year. Although construction companies are required to inspect work sites with safety engineers and provide safety training, construction accidents still occur.
Our attorneys will explain the entire process to you so that it is clear. From worker’s compensation to the entitlements that you may be eligible to receive, the professionals at Ketover & Associates, LLC will guide you through every step. Other benefits that you may be entitled to receive under worker’s compensation include payment of medical bills, weekly benefits for each week you cannot work, and payment for a permanent injury.
These benefits tend to be modest because they are based upon past earnings and there is no provision in worker’s compensation for pain and suffering. You are not legally permitted to sue your employer for any additional damages (such as pain and suffering) however, you may be able to sue a third party. If a third party has been involved in a construction site accident is it possible to open up a case against them. For example, if you are a carpenter working for a company you would not be permitted to sue your immediate boss but you may be able to bring a suit against the owner of the property that you were working on when the injury occurred. If a third party is found liable for your injury they would be obligated to compensate you for your pain and suffering as a result of an accident.
The Ketover & Associates, LLC legal team begins by investigating all of the parties involved in the construction site. These parties include the owners, architects, insurance companies and manufactures of the equipment used. Safety should always be the top concern. Contractors are required to provide a safe work site, which includes proper scaffolds, ladders and safety harnesses as well as proper training and coordinated safety supervision.
If any of these safety procedures were not executed and you suffered an injury as a result, call the construction accident experts at Ketover & Associates, LLC today.
Call Ketover & Associates, LLC for your free consultation at (887) 703-2000.







