Chicago, ill.: Union has affected his family and the international ironworkers the death of a Chicago hammer men. In February beam made Kenneth Puplava of metal, while working on the site of a medical building at Glenbrook hospital. The project is a part of the hospital includes $100 million expansion, the a new Emergency Department, and advanced Radiology and cancer treatment facilities.

Pepper construction company and the Le Jeune steel companies were charged with maintaining the unsafe working conditions and defective welds, and caused, that the workers killed the collapse. Puplava was construction and a part of the ironworkers Union of local 1 in Chicago for 12 years Division worked as a subcontractor for pepper.

Three months ago, pepper construction was also numbers with the death of a worker housekeeping hospital in Libertyville, Illinois the employees died after drywall on it, they stick to the ground. The US occupational safety and health administration in Chicago has begun investigating both cases, pepper construction.

"Although construction and steel can be a very demanding task, employers secure conditions, appropriate equipment and parts which are still required,", said Chicago wrongful death attorney Paul A. Greenberg, Briskman Briskman, & Greenberg.

Companies are required, their workers to job site safety, warnings of harsh weather conditions and proper supervision prevent accidents and deaths. If these important commitments are ignored or dismissed, can individuals and their families to take legal action. Try a case of wrongful death, to receive adequate compensation for the loss of companionship, direct expenses such as medical bills and funeral expenses and loss of the benefits and future earnings. In addition to seeking compensation, can a complaint of wrongful death claim for punitive damages. This damages intended to punish defendant, can effectively prevent future injuries and deaths by forcing a construction company, to correct the unsafe practices.

The law firm Briskman Briskman & Greenberg has decades of experience against large companies and construction companies in wrongful death lawsuits. Their leading Chicago wrongful death lawyer Paul Greenberg recently one 2011 was SuperLawyer for his professional achievements, named high ethical standards and peer recognition. The company in negotiations and actions, scaffolding, head and crane accidents as well as roofs and risks is carried out by falling objects.

"We are not afraid to take on complex cases and fight for your rights," said Greenberg. "We treat you as a part of our family and give your case the attention they deserved."

More to learn visit http://www.briskmanandbriskman.com or call 877-595-HURT (4878)

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Chicago, IL 60654

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