The Laffey, Bucci & Kent law firm specializes in work accidents and has represented hundreds of union workers throughout the Pennsylvania and New Jersey region. Firm founder Jeffrey Laffey is the proud son of a union carpenter who likes to say that he was “raised on the union dime.”
Jeffrey has spent his entire career helping union workers who’ve been injured on the job, garnering major settlements and jury verdicts for his clients. If you or a loved one were injured in a construction accident, you owe it to yourself to explore your full legal options. You may be eligible to secure significant financial compensation by filing a private civil lawsuit.
Jeffrey Laffey Speaks to Philadelphia Elevators Union Local 5 About Workplace Safety March 2018
In March 2018, Jeffrey Laffey spoke to the brothers and sisters at Elevator Constructors Union Local 5 in Philadelphia. Jeffrey is passionate about workplace safety issues.
Jeffrey Laffey Makes PhillyLabor’s 2017 Who’s Who List
PhillyLabor helps union workers in the Philadelphia region. Jeffrey Laffey has made the Who’s Who in Injured Workers Advocacy List for 2017.
The firm sponsored the Philadelphia Council AFL-CIO’s Annual Conference in 2014. Over 100 labor unions are part of the Philly AFL-CIO. The firm recognizes and supports the AFL-CIO’s efforts at social and economic justice for union workers.
2014 – King of Prussia Carpenters Union Local 1595. Jeffrey Laffey spoke about the importance of effective investigation of work accidents to ensure maximum financial compensation for injured workers. Get the news article here.
2012 – Philadelphia Carpenters Union Local 1856. Jeffrey Laffey spoke about safety issues union carpenters face. Access the news article here.
Jeff Laffey co-founded Tailgating for Trades (TFT) to help union workers. TFT was founded in 2012 and has raised thousands of dollars to assist union workers who’ve been injured on the job.
Our attorneys are proud to handle cases for union workers throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with expanding practice areas in New York, Delaware and West Virginia. Union workers do the hard work to make this country great. It’s only right for workers to be supported when they get hurt.
Because construction sites are busy places, multiple parties may be held liable for a construction accident injury. Injured workers have the legal right to seek compensation for negligence committed by general contractors, subcontractors, owners, architects, etc.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1100 Ludlow Street, Suite 300
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107
(215) 399-9255
