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I Work on a Roof – What Are My Rights?
Working on a roof can be dangerous. This is because a roof can be steep. Its surface can also be uneven or slippery. Extreme heat, ice, wind and other weather conditions can also make roofing work hazardous.
Several sections of New York Labor Law can support a claim after a roofing accident, providing just compensation for past and future medical bills, lost income and pain and suffering.
Types of Roofing Accidents
Potential accidents that roofers face include:
Types of Roofing Accident Claims
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Injuries suffered in roofing accidents typically lead to claims under Labor Law § 240(1), § 241(6) and/or § 200. [/content]
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