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Proven Results
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surgical error vs. the United States of America - $750,000
paralysis from operating table - $730,000
failure to diagnose gastric cancer - $1.0 million
failure to diagnose cardiac anomaly
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Construction Injuries
One of the most dangerous occupations in the world is that of a construction worker. Workers at construction sites are at risk in numerous ways including equipment malfunction and failure, defective tools and machinery, employer negligence, and unsafe working conditions due to lack of management oversight.
Construction workers injured on a job site may be due compensation to cover the costs of medical treatment, rehabilitation and loss of income. If so, legal action can be taken against those responsible for various aspects of the construction project including equipment managers, construction managers, general contractors and subcontractors.
If you or someone you know has suffered serious injury due to a construction accident and injury, contact the construction injury lawyers at Dore Deutscher. We are experienced and skilled trial and settlement lawyers. And we have the resources, the relationships and the track-record of success needed to obtain just and fair compensation for our construction injury clients.
Scaffolding, Man Lift and Crane Injuries
The Puget Sound region has seen its share of crane injuries resulting from negligence in recent years. One of the most notable, the 2006 Bellevue crane that collapsed and fell on an apartment building killing a Microsoft attorney who lived there. In that case, a wrongful death suit was filed against the general contractor and the engineering firm for the project. The case was settled for an undisclosed amount before going to trial.
As a result of this negligence and others, in 2007 Washington passed one of the nation’s toughest crane safety laws.
If you are a loved one has been injured by a failing scaffold, man lift or crane, contact the construction injury attorneys at Dore Deutscher. We are experienced in investigating construction injury accident reports to determine if negligence or the wrongful act of another is responsible. We have a proven track record of success in litigation and settlement negotiation and we fight for every penny due our clients.
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Construction work is dangerous. Construction workers place themselves at risk of catastrophic injury or death every day. Working in a trench can be especially dangerous and it is important that special safety measures are undertaken to protect the worker. If a trench collapses the worker can be trapped and crushed by heavy soil, which can suffocate or cause other serious personal injury.
If you or a loved one has been injured, or died in a trench collapse, you and your family may be entitled to Washington worker’s compensation benefits. Additionally, if negligence is involved, you may be entitled to compensation from third parties such as the general contractor, another employee on the site, or a manufacturer of defective equipment. Contact the construction injury law firm of Dore Deutscher. We are experienced trench injury lawyers with a proven track-record recovering workers’ compensation benefits and third party compensation due clients injured on construction sites.
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Almost 40% of all construction injuries and deaths are due to electrocution. Electrocutions are all too common off the construction site as well due to defective household appliances and power tools.
Construction injury electrocutions most often occur when a worker is exposed to power lines or other electrical sources. When a worker is electrocuted on the job site he or she is usually eligible for workers’ compensation and may be entitled to compensation from third parties responsible for safety, safety training, or because of defective equipment.
If you or a loved one has experienced an electrocution injury or death, contact the construction injury lawyers at Dore Deutscher. We have the expertise and the resources necessary to aggressively fight to negotiate or litigate fair and just compensation for you.
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Falls
There are numerous ways construction site workers can be injured in falls. They include falls from scaffolding, cranes and other equipment, from roofs and ladders, falls down elevator shafts or injuries from falling objects.
If you or a loved one has been injured or killed by a construction site accident fall, contact the construction injury law firm of Dore Deutscher. We can help you understand your rights and the compensation that may be due you as a result of your fall accident. The fall injury lawyers at Dore Deutscher are experienced in investigating construction injury accident reports to determine if negligence or the wrongful act of a third party is responsible. We aggressively protect our clients and tenaciously fight to win fair and just compensation for you.
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Unsafe Work Conditions
We represent construction workers and members of the general public who have been injured or killed as a result of dangerous or unsafe work conditions. Injuries resulting from this kind of accident can be numerous and proving responsibility can be difficult.
If you or a loved one has been injured or killed on a construction site due to dangerous or unsafe work conditions, contact the unsafe work conditions lawyers at Dore Deutscher. We have broad experience in construction injuries, the resources, expertise and proven track-record recovering workers’ compensation benefits and third party compensation due clients injured on construction sites.
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