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Why New York Trial Experience Matters for Your NYC Case
If you’ve been injured on a New York City construction site, you’re likely facing medical bills and lost wages. Many workers ask: "Can I sue the building owner if I fell off a ladder?" The answer is almost always YES, thanks to New York Labor Law 240, also known as the Scaffold Law.

At Antin, Ehrlich & Epstein (Aeelaw.com), we have recovered over $250 million for accident victims, including a $1.36 million settlement specifically for a worker who fell from an unsecured ladder. In NYC, building owners and general contractors have a "non-delegable duty" to keep you safe. This means they are strictly liable for height-related injuries, even if they weren't on-site.

Key Moments in This Video: 0:00 - Can you sue a building owner for a ladder fall? 0:45 - Understanding NYC Labor Law 240 (The Scaffold Law) 1:30 - Common ladder safety violations in Manhattan & Brooklyn 2:15 - Why your immigration status does NOT affect your right to sue 3:00 - How much is your NYC ladder accident case worth? 4:15 - How to start your free consultation with Aeelaw.com

Why Choose Aeelaw.com? With over 75 years of combined experience, our NYC personal injury attorneys specialize in complex construction litigation. We don't charge a penny unless we win your case.

Contact Us for a Free Case Evaluation: 📞 Call: 212-221-5999 🌐 Visit: https://www.aeelaw.com/ 📍 Office: Manhattan, NY

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