Construction Accidents

Construction sites are one of the most dangerous places to work in as far as personal injuries are concerned. Personal injuries on construction sites are a common occurrence for construction workers and occur at a high rate. Our accident lawyers can help you with filing claims against those responsible for your injuries or substantial income loss.

Thousands of construction workers are injured or killed in construction worksite accidents every year. In 1995, over 17,000 construction workers died while working in construction sites. It is an alarming fact that 1 out of every 10 construction workers is accidentally injured every year.

Here is some important information you need to know about construction injuries or accidents:

• Construction companies are responsible for inspections on every commercial or private worksite
• Workers' compensation laws vary from state to state and may severely limit recovery for a construction site accident
• OSHA safety standards and regulations apply to work and workers on construction sites, so it is helpful to have a general idea of your general OSHA rights.

It is possible to sue a company if you happen to be a victim of a construction site accident. There is no excuse for not providing a high standard of safety in the workplace.

Below are some of the kinds of accidents that can transpire on construction sites:

• Crane Accidents
• Scaffolding Accidents
• Hazardous Gases or Liquids
• Defective Machinery
• Fallen Objects
• Mechanical Hazards
• Toxic Exposure
• Roof-related falls
• Bridge Accidents
• Lifting Equipment Failure
• Electric Shock
• Trench Collapses
• Fires and Explosions
• Welding Accidents

The most frequent construction worksite injuries include:

• Back injuries
• Head injuries
• Limb injuries
• Lung injuries

Please contact us if you have experienced any kind of construction injuries. Our expert lawyers specializing in construction accidents will assist you with all of your questions.

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