" Not All Indianapolis Personal Injury Attorneys are Indiana Construction Accident Lawyers"
Your Indiana Construction Accident Lawyer was honored to speak at the 2010 Indiana Safety and Health Conference on March 3, 2010 in Indianapolis. My topic was "WHAT TO INSPECT WHEN YOU ARE INSPECTING" and focused on legal responsibilities of Owners, Architects, General Contractors and Safety Professionals for Indiana Construction Accidents. We had a lively exchange and I want to thank all participants, particularly those who were more concerned about preventing construction injuries than covering their bottoms.
Your Construction accident Lawyer really enjoyed the Winter Olympics. Here is a CONSTRUCTION SAFETY VIDEO used during the construction of some of the Vancouver Olympic Facilities:
I do everything I can to help keep Indiana Construction Workers Safe by teaching OSHA courses and working with Contractors to run a safe work site. By keeping Contractors diligent about safety, I am a Private Sector "Mini OSHA', but my "fines" are a lot bigger. :-)
If you or a loved one has been injured in a construction accident, I will tell you if you have a case and where we go from here. It is a scary time, and workers compensation is only a bandage and not a cure. Contact me for a FREE CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT CASE EVALUATION. Your Construction Accident Lawyer in Indiana has represented hundreds of construction workers and their families throughout Indiana, including Indy, Fort Wayne, my home town of South Bend, Terre Haute, Bloomington and Evansville. Clients include iron workers, laborers, masons, pipe fitters, electricians, dry wall finishers and operators. Accidents include scaffold collapses, falls, electrocutions, trench collapses, decking and crane accidents. I am here for you, and if I can't help, and workers compensation is all that is available, I will send you to a good workers Compensation attorney so I know you will be taken care of.
BE SAFE- stop worrying and get some good FREE LEGAL ADVICE!
John
Your Indiana Construction Accident Lawyer was honored to speak at the 2010 Indiana Safety and Health Conference on March 3, 2010 in Indianapolis. My topic was "WHAT TO INSPECT WHEN YOU ARE INSPECTING" and focused on legal responsibilities of Owners, Architects, General Contractors and Safety Professionals for Indiana Construction Accidents. We had a lively exchange and I want to thank all participants, particularly those who were more concerned about preventing construction injuries than covering their bottoms.
Your Construction accident Lawyer really enjoyed the Winter Olympics. Here is a CONSTRUCTION SAFETY VIDEO used during the construction of some of the Vancouver Olympic Facilities:
I do everything I can to help keep Indiana Construction Workers Safe by teaching OSHA courses and working with Contractors to run a safe work site. By keeping Contractors diligent about safety, I am a Private Sector "Mini OSHA', but my "fines" are a lot bigger. :-)
If you or a loved one has been injured in a construction accident, I will tell you if you have a case and where we go from here. It is a scary time, and workers compensation is only a bandage and not a cure. Contact me for a FREE CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT CASE EVALUATION. Your Construction Accident Lawyer in Indiana has represented hundreds of construction workers and their families throughout Indiana, including Indy, Fort Wayne, my home town of South Bend, Terre Haute, Bloomington and Evansville. Clients include iron workers, laborers, masons, pipe fitters, electricians, dry wall finishers and operators. Accidents include scaffold collapses, falls, electrocutions, trench collapses, decking and crane accidents. I am here for you, and if I can't help, and workers compensation is all that is available, I will send you to a good workers Compensation attorney so I know you will be taken care of.
BE SAFE- stop worrying and get some good FREE LEGAL ADVICE!
John
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