Shelsby & Leoni serves construction accident victims from offices in Wilmington, Delaware and Baltimore, Maryland. The firm recognizes that construction sites present numerous hazards resulting in serious and sometimes fatal injuries to both workers and bystanders. Their attorneys recently obtained a $3.2 million verdict for a worker who severely injured his arm due to a co-worker’s negligence while working in a diesel truck engine, highlighting the dramatic difference from the insurance company’s initial $20,000 offer. Shelsby & Leoni handles a comprehensive range of workplace and construction site injuries, including those caused by construction defects, collapses of cranes, trenches, ramps and scaffolds, ladder accidents, failed railings, OSHA violations, machinery accidents, vehicle accidents, and electrocutions. The firm explains that while workers’ compensation laws typically shield employers from lawsuits, injured workers can pursue third-party claims against vendors, contractors, or equipment manufacturers. Free initial consultations are available by calling their Wilmington office at 302-995-6210 or their Baltimore location at 410-385-5612.
Located at 14 Mamaroneck Ave in White Plains, New York, Curan & Ahlers LLP specializes in construction accident cases throughout Westchester County, having secured millions in verdicts and settlements, including $2 million for a construction worker injured on site. Their attorneys handle a wide range of construction incidents including scaffolding accidents, falls, equipment accidents, welding accidents, explosions, electrocutions, and falling debris. The firm recognizes the particular dangers of scaffolding work, noting that approximately 4,500 workers suffer scaffolding-related injuries annually due to poor planking, faulty equipment, inadequate training, or changing weather conditions. Curan & Ahlers assists injured workers with both workers’ compensation claims and third-party liability lawsuits against manufacturers, engineers, architects, contractors, or site owners. With construction booming in Westchester County, including major hospital expansions and downtown White Plains developments worth over $1 billion, the firm stands ready to help injured workers secure compensation for lost wages, medical expenses, and pain and suffering. Contact them at 914-428-3313 for a free consultation.
Lennox Emanuel represents construction accident victims from his office at 15565 Northland Drive Ste. 202E, Southfield, MI 48075, serving Wayne County, Oakland County, Macomb County, St. Clair County, Genesee County, Washtenaw County and surrounding areas. His firm specializes in handling both personal injury lawsuits and workers’ compensation cases for construction accident victims, recognizing that injured parties often have multiple potential avenues for financial recovery. Emanuel emphasizes that fighting insurance companies and employers can be not only stressful but time-consuming, potentially allowing the statute of limitations for personal injury claims to expire. The firm handles various construction accident cases including scaffolding accidents, equipment malfunctions, defective tools, crane accidents, falls from heights, ladder accidents, slip and falls, falling objects, electrocution, fires, and hearing loss. They stress the importance of having legal representation to protect clients’ rights and secure all eligible compensation. Lennox Emanuel offers free consultations to explore legal options following construction accidents and can be reached at 248-568-4904.
Kogan & DiSalvo, with their main office at 5959 Waterford District Drive, Suite 306 in Boca Raton, FL 33126, represents construction accident victims in South Florida. Led by attorneys Darryl B. Kogan and Theodore L. DiSalvo, alongside a robust team of experienced lawyers, the firm handles construction site injury cases resulting from falls, caught-in or between accidents, struck-by accidents, and electrocution hazards. The National Safety Council ranks construction among the most dangerous professions based on illness and injury rates, with OSHA identifying falls, caught-in accidents, struck-by incidents, and electrocutions as the four most common construction hazards. The attorneys explain that while workers’ compensation typically covers on-the-job accidents, injured construction workers may sometimes step outside the workers’ comp system to sue negligent third parties whose recklessness caused their injuries. These personal injury claims can seek additional compensation for pain and suffering, emotional anguish, and loss of spousal consortium. Working on a contingency basis with no upfront legal fees, Kogan & DiSalvo offers free consultations at (561) 375-9500.
Tony S. Kalogerakos, Esq. – Injury Lawyers operates from offices in Lincolnwood, Illinois (7330 North Cicero Avenue), New York, and Arizona, specializing in construction accident cases. Their attorneys highlight the construction industry as one of the leading contributors to workplace injuries nationwide, accounting for nearly half of all fatal occupational injuries alongside the transportation sector. The firm recognizes the financial devastation construction injuries cause, particularly for seasonal workers and those classified as independent contractors who may lack workers’ compensation coverage. Attorney Tony S. Kalogerakos has assembled a nationally-renowned team of independent experts to provide testimony supporting higher recovery for pain and suffering. His reputation for aggressive advocacy and trial preparedness has earned respect from peers and insurance professionals, consistently recovering multi-million dollar awards for clients. The firm conducts exhaustive case preparation, investigating construction industry practices and gathering evidence to build compelling arguments against negligent contractors, employers, and other entities. For a consultation with a skilled personal injury attorney in Illinois, New York, or Arizona, contact Tony S. Kalogerakos, Esq. at 847-982-9516.
The Millea Law Firm serves construction accident victims from their office, providing experienced legal representation throughout Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, and surrounding metro areas. Attorney Matt Millea personally handles each case, bringing over 20 years of experience to help injured construction workers secure the compensation they deserve. The firm assists clients with both workers’ compensation claims and third-party personal injury lawsuits when appropriate, recognizing that construction accidents often involve multiple businesses and individuals beyond just the employer. They handle cases involving falls, struck-by objects, electrocutions, caught-between accidents, vehicle collisions, collapses, and equipment malfunctions that cause serious injuries to workers. Their approach emphasizes direct attorney involvement from initial consultation through case resolution, ensuring clients receive personalized attention rather than being passed to paralegals or legal assistants. The firm works on a contingency fee basis, requiring no upfront payment and collecting fees only when cases are successfully resolved. For construction workers injured on Arizona’s rapidly growing construction sites, they offer free case evaluations at (480) 462-5540 to discuss legal options and potential compensation.
Spencer Calahan Injury Lawyers at 827 Saint Louis St. in Baton Rouge, LA, provides dedicated representation for victims of crane accidents throughout the region. Their Baton Rouge crane accident lawyers understand that crane operation is extremely challenging, with the potential for things to go wrong in an instant, resulting in significant injuries and lifelong issues for victims. The firm investigates crane accidents thoroughly to determine what went wrong and gather evidence to prove fault against the responsible parties. They handle a wide range of damages including medical bills, lost income, inability to return to work, pain and suffering, mental trauma, lost life happiness, scarring, and permanent injury. The attorneys recognize that winning a settlement is vital to securing clients’ futures, particularly when facing injuries like broken bones, organ damage, eye injuries, burn injuries, or spinal cord damage. Spencer Calahan Injury Lawyers offers free case evaluations and works on a contingency fee basis – clients pay no fees until they receive compensation. For immediate assistance with a crane accident claim, call (225) 387-2323.
From their Chicago headquarters at 77 W. Wacker Drive, Suite 4500, the Rhatigan Law Offices extends their construction accident representation to Palatine, Illinois victims. Their attorneys handle cases involving falls from ladders, scaffolding, and rooftops; injuries from faulty tools and equipment; and crushing accidents where workers become pinned between heavy objects. The firm investigates liability among multiple parties including general contractors who run construction projects, subcontractors responsible for specific aspects of work, and property owners who may be liable for undisclosed hazards. Their construction accident lawyers recognize the severe nature of construction injuries, which often result in significant medical expenses, extended recovery times, and substantial lost income. The Rhatigan team pursues various damages including medical treatment costs, future care expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, humiliation, and damage to professional reputation. For workers facing life-altering injuries from construction accidents, the firm offers free, confidential case reviews to explore compensation options. Contact their construction accident attorneys at (312) 578-8502 to discuss your Palatine construction accident case and potential paths to financial recovery.
Barrera Law Group LLC operates from 202 Tulane Dr. SE, Albuquerque, NM 87106, where they represent construction accident victims throughout New Mexico. Their attorneys emphasize that between 2000 and 2010, Albuquerque’s metropolitan area grew by 21.6%, with current growth averaging 1-2% annually, necessitating more housing, businesses, and roadways—and unfortunately, more construction accidents. The firm explains that while New Mexico employers with three or more employees must maintain workers’ compensation insurance, these benefits often don’t fully address an accident victim’s losses. Their lawyers help injured workers pursue both workers’ compensation claims and third-party personal injury lawsuits against negligent contractors, subcontractors, designers, manufacturers, vehicle drivers, and property owners. They handle various construction accidents including falls from heights, trip and fall accidents, caught-in and caught-by incidents, backover and rollover accidents, electrocutions, explosions, fires, chemical exposures, PPE failures, and defective tool accidents. For a free case consultation with no cost and no obligation, call 432-888-7248.
Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers, with offices at 1900 Plantside Dr. in Louisville (502-888-8888) and 620 West Main St. in Lexington (859-888-8000), provides dedicated representation for construction accident victims throughout Kentucky. Their attorneys handle cases involving falls from heights, struck-by hazards, caught-in/between incidents, electrical accidents, and toxic exposure. The firm emphasizes that construction sites are particularly dangerous workplaces, with Bureau of Labor Statistics data showing the sector accounts for about 20% of fatal workplace injuries in Kentucky. They help injured workers navigate both Kentucky workers’ compensation claims, which provide medical treatment and wage replacement regardless of fault, and potential third-party liability claims against contractors, equipment manufacturers, and property owners. This dual approach maximizes potential compensation, as third-party claims can recover damages beyond workers’ comp limitations, including full lost earnings, pain and suffering. Their legal team conducts immediate scene investigations, reviews safety plans, coordinates with industry experts, and provides comprehensive economic analysis for long-term damages. With their exclusive “Bigger Share Guarantee,” clients keep a greater portion of their compensation.
