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.Why Choose Our Construction Accident Attorneys?
- 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
Types of Construction Accidents We Handle
Falls from Heights
Falls from scaffolding, ladders, roofs, or other elevated surfaces due to inadequate safety measures.
Crane Accidents
Injuries from crane collapses, falling loads, or workers struck by crane components.
Electrocution
Electrical injuries from contact with power lines, faulty wiring, or defective electrical equipment.
Struck by Objects
Injuries from falling tools, materials, or equipment at construction sites.
Common Construction Accident Injuries
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
Third-Party Liability in Construction Accidents
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
What to Do After a Construction Accident
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.