PHILADELPHIA, PA — As construction activity intensifies throughout Center City and Chinatown, The Weitz Firm, LLC is expanding its focus on representing injured construction workers, offering free consultations to laborers, subcontractors, and tradespeople harmed on the job.
With an increase in jobsite accidents involving falls, equipment failures, and other safety violations, the firm is taking a comprehensive approach to protect workers’ rights. Its legal strategy includes in-depth investigations of accident scenes, safety audits, and thorough reviews of OSHA compliance, all aimed at holding all potentially liable parties accountable — from contractors to property owners.
The Weitz Firm handles a wide range of construction-related claims, including scaffold collapses, crane accidents, electrocutions, and power tool malfunctions. Many cases involve complex legal questions that combine workers’ compensation benefits with potential third-party personal injury lawsuits.
Severe injuries such as spinal cord damage, traumatic brain injuries, and permanent disabilities often require extensive medical treatment and long-term rehabilitation. The firm helps clients pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost income, ongoing care, and pain and suffering.
Based at 1515 Market Street in Philadelphia, The Weitz Firm offers no-cost, confidential consultations and operates on a contingency fee basis, ensuring clients pay no legal fees unless compensation is recovered.
By working closely with medical experts, safety engineers, and vocational rehabilitation specialists, the firm builds robust cases designed to hold negligent parties accountable. From unsafe scaffolding to defective equipment and inadequate site supervision, each claim is addressed with thorough analysis and strategic litigation.
As Philadelphia continues to develop rapidly, The Weitz Firm remains committed to advocating for construction workers and their families, emphasizing safety, accountability, and fair compensation in a demanding industry.
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