Daniel McCoy Goose Creek Accident: Justice for Family?

We have over 25 years of experience representing victims of work accidents and safety failures across the United States, and we have recovered nearly $250 million dollars for our Clients. Read Our Legal Take below to find out what legal options are available to the family of Daniel McCoy.

Daniel E. McCoy Loses Life in Goose Creek, SC Industrial Facility Accident. (Stock Photo: MurrayLegal.com)

Goose Creek, SC News – A man lost his life after a work related incident at an industrial facility late Friday afternoon, September 27, 2024.

ABCnews4.com is reporting, “[o]ne man is dead after a fatal accident at an industrial facility in Goose Creek, according the Berkeley County Coroner’s Office. The coroners office identified the man as 61-year-old Daniel E. McCoy of Summerville.”

Counton2.com is reporting, “[a]ccording to the coroner, 61-year-old Daniel E. McCoy of Summerville…fell approximately 15 feet while on the job. McCoy was taken to a local hospital by EMS, where he later succumbed to traumatic injuries.”

The investigation is ongoing.

Potential Legal Claims for the Family of Daniel McCoy?

OUR LEGAL TAKE

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Employees, vendors and guests have a right to safety and security while on the premises of a business. The safety measures provided at the site or the malfunction of equipment may be at issue in this matter, and may be important in evaluating whether this tragic incident may have been prevented.

List of factual and legal inquires:

What safety rules were in place to prevent this type of accident?
Did any such safety features fail?
Was the tragedy a result of a catastrophic equipment malfunction?
What was the condition of any machinery/equipment involved?
Was the company or property owner aware of the potential safety risks to employees?
If equipment or machinery were involved in the incident, were any attempts made to service, recall or replace any such machinery or equipment prior to the incident?

Under workers’ compensation laws, our legal team suggests that the family of Daniel McCoy will most likely be entitled to significant compensation as a result of this accident. While they should be eligible for benefits under workers compensation laws, they may also hold a substantial third-party negligence claim. Based on its history and experience in representing families in workers compensation and negligence claims, The Murray Law Firm suggests that the family of Daniel McCoy should retain legal counsel without delay so as to ensure that all evidence connected to the incident is preserved.

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