Many accident victims are overwhelmed by their injuries, and the thought of a legal case can seem daunting. At Hofmann & Schweitzer, our legal team understands these feelings, and we’ve compiled our thoughts on many common worries here to help you get started finding the answers you need to protect yourself and your family. If you’ve been hurt in a construction, maritime, or railroad accident, browse our FAQs today.
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Who pays for a construction worker’s injuries after a building collapse in New Jersey?
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I refused medical care at the scene of my construction accident, but now I’m in pain. Is it too late for me to get help?
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My employer wants to put me on light duty work before I have surgery for the injury I suffered on my construction job. Should I do it?
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Do I Always Need a New Jersey Maritime Attorney if I'm Hurt in an Accident While Working at Sea?
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Do I Have to Give a Recorded Statement to Recover Damages Pursuant to the Jones Act
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I Felt Pressured to Work Faster at My Construction Job And Was Injured, Should I Call an Attorney?
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When is The Right Time to Call a Lawyer About a Ruptured Spleen I Suffered on a Construction Site?
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I was hurt in a recent New York construction accident. Why is my employer all of the sudden calling me an independent contractor? Is this important?
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My husband died in a construction accident and his employer says he will take care of me. Should I trust him?
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My coworker made a mistake that resulted in my construction accident injury. My coworker is also my friend. I don’t want to get him in trouble, but I need to recover for my injuries. As a construction accident lawyer what do you think I should do?