Scaffolding Company Sued Over Catastrophic Workplace Injury
A Florida couple has filed a lawsuit against a scaffolding company and its associated entities, alleging severe negligence that led to catastrophic injuries. On July 18, 2024, Ronaldo Morales and Carmen Morales submitted their complaint in the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit in Palm Beach County, Florida, targeting Haynes Scaffolding & Supply Inc., Haynes WPB Properties LLC, Marvin Bravo Ortiz, and Kazi Israel.
According to the complaint, Ronaldo Morales was employed by Haynes Scaffolding & Supply Inc. in June 2021. The plaintiffs claim that he was not provided with essential safety equipment or adequate training to perform his job duties. On August 11, 2021, while working inside the company’s warehouse at 1210 Ortega Road in West Palm Beach, Ronaldo was instructed to gather new scaffolding for a customer. The scaffolding was precariously stacked against a wall without any restraint system. As he attempted to organize it, the scaffolding toppled over, causing him to fall back and suffer traumatic injuries.
The complaint further alleges that both Haynes Scaffolding & Supply Inc. and Haynes WPB Properties LLC were aware of the hazardous conditions on their property but failed to take corrective measures. “The unsecured stacking of erect scaffolding was known to the owner,” states the document. It also highlights that Eugene M. Haynes is identified as the sole corporate officer and manager of Haynes WPB Properties LLC.

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