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's to blame if I was hurt by a jack on a construction site?
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Can I get lifelong Jones Act benefits for quadriplegia?
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Could I have inhaled lead fumes on my construction site?
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Should I agree to arbitration to settle my Jones Act case?
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Should my construction site have had life nets to prevent falls?
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What am I owed for an amputation injury under the Jones Act?
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Who's responsible for a construction fire caused by temporary combustion devices?
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Does the Jones Act cover occupational diseases?
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Does New York law require safety railings on construction sites?
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Who should I sue if I was sexually assaulted or sexually harassed at sea?