Fighting for Construction Workers' Rights
Construction sites are among the most dangerous workplaces in America. When construction workers are injured due to unsafe conditions, defective equipment, or third-party negligence, they may be entitled to compensation beyond workers' compensation benefits through personal injury claims.- Extensive knowledge of OSHA safety regulations and construction standards
- Experience with third-party liability claims beyond workers' compensation
- Experienced representation in complex construction accident cases
- No fees unless we win your case - free consultation
- Access to construction safety experts and accident reconstruction specialists
- Aggressive representation against multiple defendants and insurance companies
Falls from Heights
Crane Accidents
Electrocution
Struck by Objects
Construction accidents often result in severe, life-changing injuries:
- Traumatic brain injuries and head trauma
- Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
- Multiple bone fractures and crush injuries
- Burns and electrical injuries
- Amputations and loss of limbs
- Internal organ damage
- Respiratory injuries from toxic exposure
While workers' compensation provides some benefits, you may also have claims against third parties such as:
- General contractors and subcontractors
- Property owners and developers
- Equipment manufacturers and suppliers
- Architects and engineers
- Other contractors on the job site
1
Seek Immediate Medical Attention
Get treatment for your injuries right away, even if they seem minor.
2
Report the Accident
Report the accident to your supervisor and file a workers' comp claim.
3
Document the Scene
Document the accident scene and safety violations if possible.
4
Get Witness Information
Collect contact information from anyone who witnessed the accident.
5
Don't Sign Anything
Do not sign any documents without legal representation.
6
Contact an Attorney
Contact an experienced construction accident attorney immediately.