Who Is At Fault When A Bystander Is Hurt At A Construction Site?
When bystanders are injured at construction sites, determining liability can be challenging. That’s why you need an experienced personal injury attorney.

When bystanders are injured at construction sites, determining liability can be challenging. That’s why you need an experienced personal injury attorney.

Suffering an electrocution injury at a construction site can be devastating or even deadly, and it may be someone else’s fault.

If you live in Pennsylvania, and you have suffered a workplace injury, it is important to act promptly to ensure you get the compensation you deserve.

Matt Casey reached a major settlement on behalf of a truck driver who was paralyzed at a construction site.

Can you file a lawsuit for injuries on a construction site even if you work there?

Robert Ross successfully litigated the case, which involved defective machinery.

Joel Feller obtained a $7 million recovery for the family of a truck driver who died in crash as a result of a defective steering column

A $10 million settlement was reached in a Philadelphia products liability case involving a welder killed when a water tank ruptured.

Matt Casey led the investigation that resulted in a truly spectacular result for the family of Jeffrey Davis, who was killed in an oil refinery explosion.
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