The Personal Injury Crane Accident Lawyers at Bisogno & Meyerson, LLP., have decades of experience in handling thousands of on-the-job personal injury claims, as well as, workers compensation construction accident claims. Our law firm is proud to have served seriously injured crane operators and workers, by bringing Crane accident cases and workers compensation claims on their behalf. Construction accident and Crane accident injury claims have resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements, over the years, throughout New York State, and the New York City counties of the Bronx, New York, Queens, Richmond, and Kings Counties. As you look around NYC, one can see a multitude of construction and remodeling of office buildings, shopping centers, schools, places of worship, medical centers, parking decks, transit centers and infrastructure projects is steadily increasing. These construction projects often involve the use of cranes, and of course related safety equipment, which, if not utilized properly, can provide ample opportunities for Crane accidents, and even Crane accident related wrongful death.

Additionally, due to how cranes are used, often in confined spaces, and their very large size, cranes pose a danger to the crane operator, crane workers, construction workers, as well as anybody else, including members of the general public at or near the construction site. The NY construction industry from Staten Island to St. Lawrence County employs heavy equipment operators, including crane operators. These crane operators and other workers who work with cranes, including signal persons, riggers, lift directors and crane inspectors, are required to acquire licenses, permits, and safety training, and to adhere to certain safety rules and regulations on the job site, which if not properly followed, or are otherwise disregarded in a negligent way, cause ordinarily preventable crane accidents, leading to construction site and nearby area related catastrophes, causing crane operators and related workers, construction workers, and members of the general public, serious physical injury and sometimes, even death.