Types of Worksite Accident Claims We Handle
Our attorneys have secured justice and compensation for:
We’ve recovered millions for injured workers. Let us fight for you too.
Workers Compensation Lawyer fighting for injured New Yorkers. Worksite accidents change lives — physically, emotionally, and financially. At EEP Law, we represent union members, civil servants, and undocumented workers to recover full compensation.
Real Injuries. Real Impact. Real Legal Help.
When safety is ignored in the name of speed or profit, workers suffer. EEP Law ensures injured New Yorkers receive the full financial and medical recovery they’re entitled to — including compensation beyond workers’ comp when third parties are at fault.
Our attorneys have secured justice and compensation for:
We’ve recovered millions for injured workers. Let us fight for you too.
some of the results our clients gained
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Workplace injuries don’t just leave physical scars — they disrupt families and futures. We guide you through every phase of your claim, making sure no insurance adjuster or negligent contractor stands in the way of your recovery.
Workers’ Compensation pays for medical treatment and part of your wages, but it doesn’t cover pain and suffering. That’s where third-party claims come in — and EEP Law is built to pursue them. If your injury was caused by someone other than your employer, we’ll hold them accountable.
If you're injured on the job, you're entitled to workers’ comp benefits — covering medical bills and partial lost wages.
When a contractor, property owner, or vendor is at fault, you may sue for pain, suffering, and full lost income.
You may be eligible to recover future wages, long-term care costs, and emotional damages not covered by workers’ comp.
Yes — if a third party like a property owner, contractor, or manufacturer contributed to your injury, you may file a separate claim for full compensation.
Medical treatment and a portion of lost wages. But not pain and suffering — that requires a third-party lawsuit.
Any party whose negligence contributed to your injury: contractors, subcontractors, site managers, or equipment manufacturers.
Yes. Act quickly — both Workers’ Comp and third-party claims have strict time limits.
If you’ve been injured on a construction site or at work, don’t wait. Schedule a free consultation with an experienced attorney today.