Every day construction workers are injured in construction-related accidents due to the dangerous nature of their work. Construction accidents can be very serious and may result in disabilities, permanent work loss, and even death. Workers involved in construction accidents have the right to file a workers’ compensation suit against their employer, but there may be additional avenues for legal recovery. Even if you are receiving workers’ compensation for a job-related injury, you may also have a third party claim against other responsible parties involved in the construction process such as architects, scaffolding companies, or other subcontractors.

In addition, workers are not the only individuals that face the risks of construction accidents. Bystanders may also be injured on construction sites, and are entitled to file a personal injury claim against those responsible. Construction accidents not only cause serious injury but may also be detrimental to your family's financial well being.

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Compensation laws place specific limits on the time period an injured worker has to collect benefits. Contacting an experienced attorney who can help you recover medical bills, lost wages, and other damages immediately is essential to your case. Contact a construction accident attorney at the Pintas & Mullins Law Firm today for a free legal consultation.

Resource Links

OSHA-Construction Industry
OSHA is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the main federal agency for safety and health legislation. Visit their site for federal construction standards and policies and e-Tools that help identify construction safety hazards.

OSHA-Employee’s Workplace Rights
Visit this site also by OSHA for information on employee workplace rights.

Department of Labor – Workman’s Compensation Laws
Visit this site for information on the workers’ compensation laws of different states and health and safety guidelines for the workplace.