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Removing one person doesn’t fix a broken system. Criminal cases focus on the individual. Civil cases expose the institution. That’s how real accountability happens.

This is how job site injuries happen. No clear responsibility. No accountability. And workers pay the price.

For survivors of crime, the hardest part often comes after the verdict. We fight to hold institutions accountable.

We didn’t just learn the law—we learned the job. OSHA trained. Decades of experience. Real understanding of how these worksites operate. That’s how you represent injured workers the right way.

They were supposed to be safe here. Instead, many kids experienced serious misconduct by the people in charge. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone—and there are people who will stand with you.

When someone trusts you with one of the hardest moments of their life, it matters. Brian Lafferty Jr. is known for being present, relentless, and committed to getting results for his clients. Learn more about Brian: laffeybucci.com/attorneys/bria…

If your lawyer isn’t ready for trial, your case isn’t ready. Insurance companies know it. And they act accordingly. Ask better questions before you hire.

A massage appointment is at the center of a criminal case and now a civil lawsuit. A therapist in Lexington, Kentucky has been arrested and charged following a reported incident during a session. Read more here: bit.ly/42hKy7Q

It is easy to dismiss the early signs. That is what makes this so dangerous. If asbestos was part of the job, it is worth paying attention now. You do not have to figure this out alone. Contact us to get answers.

Philadelphia is grieving. Following the devastating parking garage collapse in Grays Ferry, we stand with Ironworkers Local 401 and honor the lives lost. We hold their families, loved ones, and fellow workers in our thoughts.

Jeff Laffey is the son of a union carpenter and was raised in a blue collar, hardworking environment. The people he represents are the same kinds of people he grew up around—workers who show up every day, provide for their families, and expect to be treated fairly.

BREAKING: Parking garage collapse in South Philadelphia. Emergency crews on scene with at least one fatality confirmed. Read more in our blog: laffeybucci.com/parking-garage…

A South Jersey arrest of a pre-kindergarten employee is raising serious concerns for families. The teacher’s aide in Atlantic County is facing charges involving young children, with investigators saying the allegations may span years. Learn more: bit.ly/4cvUa4Q

Doing things the right way still matters. Brian Lafferty approaches every case with the mindset that results come from preparation, time & accountability. It is about showing up for clients & seeing it through from start to finish. Learn about Brian: bit.ly/48tTjza

A text. A notification. A quick glance away. In 2023 alone, distracted driving killed over 3,200 people on U.S. roads. April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month — a reminder that these crashes are preventable. If you were affected by a distracted driver, you may have options.

Most job site injuries aren’t random. Caught between. Struck by equipment. These are preventable when safety is done right. Read more: laffeybucci.com/what-is-a-caug…

Parents trust schools to keep kids safe. Not all do. When institutions fail, families carry the weight. Accountability is how change starts.

A recent investigation into Uber found that in some cases, drivers with past convictions for violent crimes were still allowed to transport passengers, depending on how old those offenses were. Read the latest in our new blog: laffeybucci.com/uber-under-inv…

Brenda Harkavy’s latest article was published in PA Justice News, focusing on how civil rights law can hold institutions accountable when they fail to protect people. Her piece explains how law can provide a path forward & expose systemic failures that allow harm to continue.

That shine on the floor can be a warning sign for a slip you don’t see coming. Jake Warner breaks down how everyday surfaces lose traction and why that matters.