(929) 333-4878
Your Trusted Legal Team for
Construction and Workplace
Injuries in New York
(929) 333-4878Committed to Getting the Money You Deserve
At AH Law P.C., we’re here to support injured workers across Long Island and New York State.
Our team understands the safety regulations that protect construction workers, and we’re committed to helping you get the compensation you deserve.
Common Causes of Construction and Workplace Injuries
Lack of safety rules or maintenance leads to devastating injuries
If You Are Injured
If you’re hurt on a construction site, notify your employer right away and complete an incident report. It’s also important to seek medical attention immediately. Your healthcare provider’s documentation can be crucial if you pursue a claim. If you’re a pedestrian injured due to unsafe construction conditions, such as falling debris or hazards on sidewalks, get medical care right away. A prompt evaluation protects your health and creates an important record of the incident.
Our Straightforward Process to Getting You Favorable Results
Planning
Your Case
We begin with a free consultation to understand your situation. If your case qualifies, we'll start planning, strategizing, and preparing your claim.
Evaluating the
Situation
Once prepared, AH Law will file your case and begin communicating with the appropriate parties to pursue a timely and fair resolution.
Filing the Case
in Court
Many cases settle before ever going to trial. If yours doesn't, our firm will represent you in court and handle all necessary follow-up actions.
Trial and Settlement
Most cases settle before ever going to trial. If yours does not, our firm is prepared to handle the trial and obtain a just outcome.
The Benefit of Hiring AH Law P.C.
Handling an injury claim on your own can be overwhelming, and insurance companies often try to minimize payouts. At AH Law PC, we focus on protecting your rights and maximizing your recovery. When you work with us, you can expect:
Frequently Asked Questions
Workplace and Construction Injury Legal Cases
No. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means you don’t pay anything unless we win your case.
Yes. Deadlines—called statutes of limitations—apply to injury claims. In New York, most injury claims must be filed within three years.
Every case is unique. The outcome depends on the circumstances, the extent of your injuries, the strength of the evidence, and whether a judge or jury decides the case.