Operating from 2125 Southend Drive, Suite 453 in Charlotte, North Carolina, Bridgman Gantt Law Offices provides specialized representation to construction accident victims throughout the region. Their experienced attorneys understand the inherent dangers of construction sites, where workers routinely face hazards including falls from heights, electrical dangers, heavy machinery, falling debris, and exposure to toxic materials. The firm handles cases involving scaffolding collapses, equipment malfunctions, electrocutions, explosions, fires, and trench collapses that often result in severe injuries such as traumatic brain damage, broken bones, spinal cord injuries, burns, amputations, and wrongful death. Bridgman Gantt helps injured workers navigate North Carolina’s workers’ compensation system while also identifying potential third-party liability claims against negligent contractors, property owners, or equipment manufacturers when appropriate. Their thorough approach includes investigating accident circumstances, gathering evidence, calculating full damages, and negotiating with insurance companies to secure comprehensive compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and disability. For a free consultation about your construction accident case, call (704) 815-6055.
Silva & Silva maintains their office at 236 Valencia Avenue, Coral Gables, FL 33134, and can be reached at (305) 445-0011. Their construction accident attorneys in Miami Gardens have successfully litigated numerous claims in this area, representing several victims of the Champlain Towers South collapse and serving as lead counsel for victims of the 2018 Florida International University pedestrian bridge collapse. Construction site accidents occur at a higher rate than most people believe, potentially killing or injuring workers and others in the vicinity. All developers and construction companies must conduct thorough professional site inspections, implement safety programs, hire safety engineers, and provide necessary training. When accidents occur, owners, developers, engineering technicians, manufacturers, subcontractors, architects, insurers, and equipment lessors may be held legally responsible for inadequate safeguards or safety equipment. Common dangers include defective hoses, power tools, cranes, scaffolds, trucks, and ladders, along with falling objects, crane operator carelessness, and electrocution risks. Their experienced team works with safety professionals, architects, engineers, and general contractors to analyze accident scenes and prepare compelling cases for trial.
The Law Offices of Jay S. Knispel Personal Injury Lawyers, with offices at 450 7th Ave #1605, New York, NY 10123 and 26 Court St., Suite 2511, Brooklyn, NY 11242, provides specialized representation for victims of heavy equipment accidents on construction sites. Attorney Jay S. Knispel brings over twenty years of experience to these complex cases, having earned recognition as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer and Multi-Million Dollar Advocate. The firm understands the shocking statistic that 79% of construction workers are exposed to hazardous equipment weekly, placing them at significantly higher risk of injury. They handle cases involving defective equipment, crane collapses, crushing injuries, amputations, and fatal accidents, investigating to determine whether third-party liability exists beyond workers’ compensation claims. Their team consults with medical and industry experts to calculate the full extent of damages, from medical expenses and lost wages to pain and suffering. For injured workers, the firm offers free consultations and a contingency fee structure – no fees unless they win. Construction accident victims can call (212) 564-2800 to discuss their legal options.
JT Legal Group, operating from 801 N. Brand Blvd. Suite 1130 in Glendale, CA 91203, represents construction accident victims throughout California. The firm acknowledges that construction workers face daily physical risks despite safety regulations, with 72,000 construction workers injured annually and 991 fatalities in 2016 according to OSHA’s “Fatal Four” statistics. Led by skilled attorneys with over 30 years of combined experience protecting accident victims, they handle cases involving falls from heights, equipment accidents, exposure to hazardous materials, trench accidents, and electrocutions. The legal team emphasizes the importance of immediate action after construction accidents: seeking medical attention even for seemingly minor injuries, filing accident reports despite potential fear of retaliation, gathering evidence and witness testimony, and securing legal representation. They assist with both workers’ compensation claims, which provide medical benefits and partial wage replacement regardless of fault, and third-party personal injury lawsuits that may offer additional compensation for pain and suffering. For a free case evaluation, injured workers can call (888) 529-3111.
Cicchiello & Cicchiello, LLP provides legal support for electrocution accident victims from their Hartford office at 364 Franklin Avenue. Their personal injury attorneys understand the serious nature of electrical injuries on construction sites, where workers face hazards from unmaintained utility poles, underground cable damage, insufficient bucket-truck insulation, and poor temporary wiring. The firm notes that these accidents typically result from negligence, inadequate maintenance, improper training, or disregard for safety regulations. Cicchiello & Cicchiello emphasizes that electrocution causes electricity to course through victims’ bodies, burning tissue, damaging muscles, and potentially leading to cardiac arrest, with recovery often lengthy and painful. Their attorneys fight aggressively for compensation covering hospital and medical expenses including physical therapy, psychological and physical pain and suffering, loss of income and employment, educational and career opportunities, and wrongful death benefits for surviving family members. With over 80 years of combined experience, the firm offers free consultations to construction accident victims, ensuring injured workers understand their legal options and receive proper representation during this difficult time.
Susan E. Loggans & Associates P.C. operates from 180 N. LaSalle St. #2640, Chicago, IL 60601, where they represent construction accident victims with over 30 years of experience securing multi-million dollar verdicts. The firm, the longest-standing personal injury firm owned by a woman, understands that construction is necessary but can lead to hazardous conditions resulting in thousands of fatalities annually. Their attorneys handle various construction accident cases including falls from heights, caught-in/between incidents involving crushing injuries, electrocutions, struck-by accidents from falling objects or nearby vehicles, exposure to toxic chemicals, and accidents involving defective equipment. They help injured workers understand their options beyond workers’ compensation, which may not offer the same compensation as personal injury lawsuits, and identify potentially negligent parties including local government entities, safety inspection companies, construction companies, contractors, property owners, and equipment manufacturers. The firm works on a contingency-fee basis, meaning clients only pay if they win, while fighting for damages covering medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and in some cases, punitive damages. Call 312-588-9773 for a free case evaluation.
Abels & Annes, P.C. practices from their Chicago office at 100 N La Salle St Ste 1710, Chicago, IL 60602, specializing in construction accident cases involving bridge collapses throughout Illinois. Their experienced attorneys understand the extreme dangers construction workers face, with the industry ranked among America’s top five most dangerous occupations. They highlight OSHA statistics showing that 20% of workplace fatalities occur in construction, with over half resulting from the “fatal four” hazards: falls, electrocutions, struck-by objects, and caught-in/between accidents. The firm handles cases involving both permanent bridges and temporary structures within construction sites that collapse due to OSHA standard violations, improper weight support, or unsecured surfaces. Their attorneys are particularly knowledgeable about fall prevention systems, which are critical safety requirements frequently ignored on construction sites. Whether representing construction workers through workers’ compensation claims or pursuing third-party negligence lawsuits, they work tirelessly to secure compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and disability benefits. For a free case consultation regarding bridge collapse injuries, call (855) 529-2442 or (312) 924-7575.
Needham Kepner & Fish LLP serves construction accident victims from their office at 1960 The Alameda, Suite 210 in San Jose, CA. Their attorneys have decades of experience handling catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases throughout the Bay Area, including construction accidents. The firm assists people injured by crane accidents, slip and fall accidents, fires and explosions, electrocutions, heavy machinery accidents, repetitive stress injuries, falls from heights, trench collapses, asphyxiation, crush injuries, exposure to toxic fumes, and loose materials. They explain that while workers’ compensation benefits are often the only available remedy for construction site injuries, victims may pursue lawsuits against third parties when they share responsibility for accidents. Such claims might arise when a supplier’s delivery vehicle causes injuries, when property owners fail to fix or warn about hazards, or when defective products like faulty tools, machinery that fails to shut off, or slippery materials cause slip and falls. The firm handles injury cases on a contingent fee basis, meaning clients pay nothing unless they recover compensation. For a free consultation, call (408) 716-1668.
Sand Law, LLC, with offices in St. Paul, Minneapolis, Woodbury, and White Bear Lake, Minnesota, provides dedicated representation for construction accident victims throughout the state. Their construction accident attorneys understand that construction sites frequently bring together contractors, subcontractors, and workers from many companies, creating hazardous conditions that make construction one of the most dangerous occupations. The firm proactively investigates construction accidents to prepare solid personal injury claims against third parties whose negligence caused harm. They handle cases involving scaffolding collapses, falls from heights, crane accidents, falling objects, electrical accidents, workers caught between objects and heavy machinery, and motor vehicle accidents at construction sites. The attorneys recognize that while workers’ compensation applies to problems involving direct employers and co-workers, many construction accidents involve workers from other companies or dangerous materials, supplies, machinery, tools, and products that cause significant harm. With extensive experience in handling construction accident cases, their legal team offers straightforward advice and zealous advocacy for those injured by negligence. For a free case evaluation, call (651) 291-7263.
Allen Law Accident & Injury Lawyers offers construction accident representation from their office at 2550 SW 76 Street #150 in Gainesville, Florida. Available 24/7, their experienced attorneys have 70+ years of combined personal injury experience and 115 years of insurance industry knowledge, providing a unique advantage in construction accident cases. With eight former insurance adjusters on staff, they anticipate insurance company tactics while fighting for injured construction workers. The firm handles cases involving scaffold and ladder accidents, brazing accidents, crane accidents, forklift accidents, heavy machinery accidents, tunneling accidents, falling objects, crushing accidents, building collapses, structure failures, and welding accidents. Their attorneys assist with workers compensation claims while simultaneously pursuing third-party lawsuits against negligent contractors, subcontractors, engineers, architects, and equipment manufacturers. The firm works on contingency, collecting no fees unless they win compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and long-term care needs. They emphasize the importance of prompt action following construction accidents.
