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The roofing industry is one of the most dangerous in the country, with a high rate of fatalities and catastrophic injuries. In fact, roofing injuries make up over 20 percent of all the severe work injuries in the country on a yearly basis. Individuals working in roofing and construction are highly trained and are well-versed in safety protocol. However, they cannot control other workers or their supervisors who more often than not form the nexus of their injuries on account of negligence. Falls from heights are rarely survivable, and it is not uncommon for roofers to suffer back and spinal injuries that put them out of commission for a long time, or cause them to become paralyzed. Even if you are a member of a union, it may be in your best interests to hire an experienced roofing injuries attorney to ensure adequate compensation for all your injuries now and in the future.

Are you a unionized roofer that has suffered an injury? If you’re worried about getting sufficient compensation for your injuries, you’ve come to the right place. The roofing injury lawyers at McCready Law will work closely with you to determine negligence as well as the extent of your injuries and make sure that you get the proper treatment as well as compensation for every one of your injuries. We have combined legal experience that spans over 90 YEARS, and it would be an honor to put this experience to work for you. Please contact us NOW at (773) 823-0298 for your 100% FREE legal consultation into roofing injury compensation to speak with one of our roofer injury attorneys. What’s more is that we take on all cases on a contingency fee basis, which means that you pay NOTHING for the duration of your case until the moment we recover compensation on your behalf. Call (773) 823-0298 TODAY. Representing injured roofers countrywide.

Here are some of the most common causes of roofing accidents:

• Roof pitch which makes the roofs unstable while working on them, making it more likely to slip and fall
• Tripping on items and other hazards on the roof left by other workers
• Working on a roof shortly after inclement weather or during it, such as wind, rain and snow.
• Getting electrocuted by wires that are close to or on a residential roof
• Insufficient work breaks leading to fatigue and poor cognition

Lawyers for Injured Roofers – Call Us Today!

It is important that you seek immediate medical attention right after your roofing accident. Moments after your accident, your body may be in shock and you may have adrenalin pumping through your veins and as a result, you may feel fine or not experience the true extent and pain of your injuries. By asking to be taken to the ER, you’ll have the doctor run a battery of imaging and diagnostic tests to get a true scope of your injuries. You also want to inform your employer about your injury, but make sure to NEVER SIGN ANTYHING before speaking with us. If you’re sustained a roofing injury, we’d love to help you. Please contact us NOW at (773) 823-0298 to learn more about your legal options for compensation. Thanks, and we look forward to hearing from you.