Dell Cross Jr. and Adam G. Cross operate Cross & Smith at 907 17th Avenue, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401, focusing on construction accident cases. Construction sites remain extremely dangerous, with the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health reporting 816 fatal on-the-job injuries to construction workers in 2009—19 percent of all work-related deaths in the U.S. While injured construction workers typically receive workers’ compensation regardless of fault, they generally cannot sue their employer in civil court even if negligence occurred. However, when other parties contribute to injuries, civil claims may be possible for greater compensation. Even small construction sites often involve employees from multiple companies, and when an employee from a different contractor causes injury, that employee and their employer may be liable through a civil lawsuit. Defective products, poor design, or poor site management can also create liability. Call 877-791-0618 for a confidential consultation with attorneys who understand construction’s unique culture and complex safety regulations.
Lindquist & Kornfeld Law operates from 4055 Lake Washington Blvd. NE, Suite #240, Kirkland, WA 98033, with over 40 years of experience helping construction accident victims throughout Washington State. Their attorneys specialize in third-party construction accident claims, recognizing that while workers’ compensation provides some benefits, injured workers may deserve additional compensation from negligent contractors, subcontractors, or equipment manufacturers. The firm has secured significant settlements for construction workers, including $825,000 for a sheet metal worker who suffered a spinal injury from a man lift fall and $650,000 for a construction laborer injured in a scissor lift accident. Their legal team investigates WISHA and OSHA violations and works with experts in construction safety, engineering, vocational rehabilitation, and economics to build compelling cases. Representing ironworkers, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, and laborers, they offer free initial consultations and handle cases on contingency, charging no fees unless they recover compensation.
Eric H. Woods Law Office, situated at 2055 West Charleston Boulevard, Suite A, Las Vegas, NV 89102, offers dedicated representation to construction accident victims throughout Nevada. With more than thirty years of experience, attorney Eric Woods helps injured construction workers navigate both workers’ compensation claims and potential third-party lawsuits. The firm handles cases involving falls from scaffolding, electrocutions, struck-by accidents, and crush injuries, recognized by OSHA as the “Fatal Four” responsible for nearly three-fifths of all construction worker deaths. Their legal team investigates thoroughly to identify negligent parties beyond the employer, including subcontractors, property owners, architects, engineers, and equipment manufacturers. Working with a team of experts, they build compelling cases to recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, rehabilitation costs, and pain and suffering. Eric Woods Law Office offers free consultations and works on contingency, ensuring clients pay nothing until they win. Call (702) 737-0000 to discuss your construction accident case.
The Personal Injury Lawyers at 77 W. Wacker Drive STE 4500, Chicago, IL 60601, represent construction site accident victims throughout Illinois. Construction continues to lead industries with the most fatal work injuries despite detailed OSHA safety regulations. Common construction site injuries include slips and falls from debris, falls from heights like rooftops or scaffolds, being struck by falling objects, electrical shocks, burns, and repetitive motion injuries. About 7 percent of workers’ comp claims are initially denied due to paperwork errors, missed deadlines, or disputes about the injury’s severity or workplace connection. Insurance adjusters may question whether injuries occurred at work or resulted from other activities. Workers must notify employers within 45 days of an injury, though the statute of limitations for filing a workers’ compensation claim is three years. The firm helps injured workers navigate complex claims, gather supporting evidence, and pursue third-party lawsuits when applicable. Contact them at 312-999-9990 for a free consultation.
Mark Gray established Gray Law Firm, PLLC at 251 W 93rd St, New York, NY 10025, serving construction accident victims in Jersey City. Every construction accident client receives personalized attention and a tailored strategy to help recover compensation necessary to cover expenses. Construction sites typically involve heavy machinery on high platforms, electricity, and multiple simultaneous operations, which can lead to severe injuries when accidents occur. The firm diligently works to hold responsible parties accountable, whether pursuing workers’ compensation claims against employers or personal injury lawsuits against third parties who caused or contributed to accidents. Gray Law Firm provides professional attorneys experienced in construction accident law who ensure cases are handled with minimal stress while maximizing the compensation allowed by law. Their team works to recover damages for medical expenses, lost wages, emotional distress, and property damage. For Jersey City residents injured in construction accidents, call 212-537-7000 for a free consultation.
The Johnson Law Firm operates from 229 Main Street, Pikeville, KY 41501, providing legal representation for construction accident victims since 2009. Founded by attorney Billy Johnson, the firm highlights that construction is one of the most dangerous occupations in America, with the private sector alone experiencing 900 worker deaths in a recent year – one in five of all workplace fatalities. OSHA identifies the “Fatal Four” causes of construction deaths: falls (averaging around 40% of fatalities), struck-by accidents, electrocutions, and caught-in/between incidents. The firm handles cases involving scaffolding accidents, ladder falls, machinery incidents, electrical injuries, and safety equipment failures. After a construction accident, they advise victims to report the injury immediately and avoid signing insurance documents until speaking with an attorney. While workers’ compensation typically prevents lawsuits against employers, third-party claims may be possible against contractors, subcontractors, or equipment manufacturers. For a free consultation, call 606-437-4488.
The Dashner Law Firm represents Georgetown construction accident victims from their office at 4500 Fuller Dr #209, Irving, TX 75038. Attorney Geoffrey Dashner brings over 20 years of experience helping injured construction workers recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. The firm emphasizes that approximately 40% of all construction site fatalities involve electrocution, with other common accidents including falls, mechanical hazards, crane accidents, scaffolding accidents, and compressed gas hazards. They note that construction companies are responsible for thorough site inspections and safety programs, but when these measures fail, the owners, architects, insurance companies, and equipment manufacturers can be held legally responsible. Third-party negligence claims can target equipment manufacturers, subcontractors, or even the general contractor. With a reputation for favorable verdicts and settlements, the firm offers free consultations at 972-793-8989 to help injured workers understand their legal options.
Jebaily Law Firm serves construction accident victims from their Florence office at 291 W. Evans Street, Florence, South Carolina 29501. Founded almost 50 years ago, their attorneys help construction accident victims secure fair compensation through both workers’ compensation claims and third-party lawsuits. The firm highlights that construction is one of America’s most dangerous occupations, with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting 27 construction worker fatalities in a recent year in South Carolina alone. OSHA identifies the “Fatal Four” causes of construction deaths: falls (averaging around 40% of fatalities), struck-by accidents, electrocutions, and caught-in/between incidents. Other common construction hazards include collapsing walls, defective equipment, asbestos exposure, inadequate training, and OSHA noncompliance. While workers’ compensation provides benefits regardless of fault, third-party claims allow recovery for pain and suffering and disability. For a free consultation about your construction accident case, call 843-667-0400.
Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers, with an office at 1851 E 1st St Suite 810, Santa Ana, CA 92705, provides dedicated representation to construction accident victims in Port St. Lucie. Their attorneys understand that construction sites present numerous hazards that can lead to severe injuries from falls, equipment malfunctions, and structural failures. The firm assists injured workers in navigating complex workers’ compensation claims while also identifying opportunities for third-party liability claims against contractors, property owners, equipment manufacturers, and other negligent parties. Their comprehensive approach seeks maximum compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, reduced earning capacity, pain and suffering, and long-term care needs. With significant case results including a $22.1 million settlement for catastrophic brain injury and $6.5 million for a catastrophic personal injury case settled in federal court, Chalik & Chalik offers free consultations and works on contingency, ensuring clients pay nothing unless they recover damages.
Gray Law Firm, PLLC, based at 251 W 93rd St, New York, NY 10025, provides dedicated representation to construction accident victims across New York City. Founded by Mark Gray, the firm specializes in helping workers injured due to scaffolding collapses, falls from heights, equipment malfunctions, and safety violations. Their legal team understands the complexities of New York’s labor laws, including Labor Law 240 (the scaffold law) and Labor Law 241, which establish strict liability for contractors and property owners who fail to provide proper safety equipment and working conditions. The attorneys investigate thoroughly to identify all negligent parties and pursue maximum compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and long-term disability. With numerous successful settlements, including $3.8 million for a product defect case and $2 million for a slip and fall victim, Gray Law Firm works on contingency and offers free consultations. Call (212) 537-7000 to discuss your construction accident case with their experienced legal team.
