Injured In A Scaffold Fall? We Can Help.

Scaffolding on construction sites is a huge source of injuries. Whether your accident was the result of an improper railing or bad boards, you need a skilled and experienced attorney to help you with your claim.

The workers’ compensation attorneys at Bonifield & Rosenstengel have more than 35 years experience representing clients injured in scaffold accidents. From our office in Belleville, Illinois, we assist clients throughout central and southern Illinois, and in St. Louis, Missouri.

To talk about your case with a skilled Belleville scaffolding accident attorney, contact our workers’ compensation law firm. We provide free initial consultations to our injured clients.

We Can Help You With Any Scaffolding Accident

Our lawyers have helped countless clients secure compensation for all types of injuries resulting from faulty scaffolding, including:

• Brain injuries
• Broken bones
• Spinal cord injuries
• Neck and back injuries
• Disfigurement
• Arm, wrist and hand injuries

Help With Your Workers’ Compensation And Third-Party Claim

We represent clients with workers’ compensation claims for scaffolding injuries. Our attorneys can help you get the benefits you need from your employer’s workers’ comp insurance.

If your accident was caused by someone other than your employer or a co-worker, you may have a third-party claim against that person or company. Your third-party claim is closely tied to your workers’ compensation benefits. Therefore, it is important to have one attorney handle your workers’ comp and third-party claims.

Our attorneys have extensive experience bringing personal injury and workers’ compensation claims. We will help you understand your options. We will fight to maximize your benefits and get you the compensation you need to recover.

Get Advice from a Skilled Nashville Scaffolding Fall Lawyer

Contact our Belleville and Nashville scaffolding fall attorneys by calling 618-215-2412 or 866-223-2525, or by sending us an email, to discuss negligent maintenance or defective design of scaffolding.