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Crane accidents involving electrocution or shock accidents often result in lawsuits against multiple parties. In a given construction site accident case, there may be multiple contractors who bear liability for the accident, including the general or prime contractor. In addition, various other parties may be held liable in a crane electrocution accident case:
- crane operating company,
- crane manufacturer,
- crane part manufacturer,
- crane maintenance company, and
- utility company.
When an electric shock occurs during use of heavy equipment, it is highly likely that OSHA regulations were violated, either negligently or intentionally. Crane accident cases involving electric shock accidents must be evaluated by someone with a thorough understanding of various OSHA regulations and how they apply to a given situation.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Crane Accident Lawyers
Jeff Laffey is passionate about workers’ rights and accident safety. If you or a loved one was seriously hurt in a crane accident, contact our Pennsylvania and New Jersey construction accident lawyers for a free, confidential consultation. Our lawyers accept cases in other states such as New York or Delaware on a case by case basis and welcome calls from local counsel. (866) 641-0806/Click To Call
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Disclaimer: The lawyers at Laffey, Bucci & Kent provide quality legal advice to individuals after accepting their case. No attorney-client relationship is created by this website. Nothing on this site is intended to provide legal advice. Because every case is unique, discussion of prior outcomes and settlements in past cases is no guarantee of a similar outcome in current or future cases.
