Akers Law Offices at 128 Capitol Street, Charleston, WV 25301, specializes in representing construction crane accident victims. Attorney JB Akers, a native West Virginian with extensive litigation experience, understands the devastating impact that construction injuries can have on workers’ lives and careers. Cranes are used on construction sites of all sizes, requiring caution during operation as careless decisions can lead to serious injuries. The firm works with qualified teams of construction experts, including forensic construction examiners, to investigate accident causes. Common crane accident factors include unsecured or improperly secured loads, improper site assessment, failure to check employee qualifications, and inadequate training. Electrocution is noted as the number one killer in construction crane accidents, with many preventable deaths occurring due to inadequate safety plans around power lines. For a free consultation about your crane accident case, call 304-720-1422, with evening and weekend appointments available.
Operating from 777 3rd Ave, 31st Floor, New York, NY 10017, Morelli Law represents scaffold accident victims in North Bergen, New Jersey. Their attorneys focus on the hazards of improperly secured scaffolding, explaining that workers face tremendous risks when safety protocols are ignored. The firm investigates scaffold accident causes, including poor installation, lack of fall protections, inadequate maintenance, and safety regulation violations. With over 167 positive reviews and substantial recoveries including $5.9 million for a truck accident victim, Morelli Law assists clients with both workers’ compensation claims and third-party lawsuits against contractors, site owners, or equipment manufacturers. They pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, reduced earning capacity, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and diminished quality of life. The legal team offers free consultations and works on contingency, ensuring clients can focus on recovery while attorneys handle complex legal processes and insurance negotiations.
George Argionis founded Argionis & Associates at 180 N LaSalle St #1925, Chicago, IL 60601, specializing in construction accident cases. Most workers and many lawyers mistakenly believe that workers’ compensation is the only claim available after construction injuries, but often general contractors or subcontractors may be responsible for workers’ injuries. Dangerous construction site conditions frequently lead to falls, scaffolding accidents, crane accidents, equipment malfunctions, toxic exposure, structural collapses, and falling objects. Argionis has successfully prosecuted numerous construction negligence lawsuits, recovering millions for clients by exploring every possible avenue of recovery against negligent construction companies and stakeholders. His extensive experience in construction accident litigation and personal injury cases has enabled him to effectively pursue claims beyond standard workers’ compensation. If you’ve been injured on a construction site in Chicago, call 312-782-4545 for a free consultation to discuss your potential compensation options.
With an office at 209 N Hampton St, Fort Worth, TX 76102, Parker Law Firm Injury Lawyers provides dedicated representation for construction accident victims throughout Tarrant County. Founded by Brad Parker, a Board Certified Attorney in Personal Injury Trial Law with over 37 years of experience, the firm handles cases involving falls from heights, scaffold collapses, toxic chemical exposure, electrical accidents, and heavy machinery incidents. Their legal team conducts exhaustive investigations to determine accident causes, whether from OSHA violations, inadequate training, defective equipment, or unsafe work conditions. The attorneys pursue both workers’ compensation benefits and third-party claims when appropriate, fighting for full compensation covering medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and disability benefits. Having recovered more than $75 million for clients, Parker Law Firm operates on a contingency basis, charging no fees unless they win. They offer free consultations at (817) 839-3143 to injured construction workers seeking justice.
McKinnley Morgan leads Morgan, Collins, Yeast & Salyer from locations across Kentucky, providing legal services for construction workers who suffer injuries more than any other profession. Construction workers risk exposure to toxic chemicals, dust, debris, and immediate physical harm from falls, heavy machinery, tools, and vehicles. Kentucky law requires employers to carry workers’ compensation insurance to pay for medical treatment with no deductibles or co-payments required of workers. Benefits potentially include coverage for lost wages during recovery, lifetime medical treatment, permanent disability compensation, and vocational rehabilitation. If a non-employer third party’s negligence caused the accident, victims could also seek additional damages through a third-party accident claim. The firm has recovered more than $400 million in workers’ compensation benefits for Kentucky clients and offers 24/7 availability through seven conveniently located offices. For construction accident representation, call 877-809-5352 for a free consultation.
Ayers, Whitlow & Dressler operates from 1926 Greentree Road, Suite 110, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003, providing expert legal counsel for construction accident claims in Indian Trail. Construction ranks among the most dangerous industries, with workers facing risks from electrocutions, falls, and trauma from falling debris. When injured on a construction site, workers typically have the right to file workers’ compensation claims, but depending on fault circumstances, they might also pursue legal action against responsible third parties. The firm assists clients through each phase of recovery efforts, including completing claim forms, addressing disputes with insurance companies, and identifying additional legal recourse options that victims might not recognize without expert guidance. Their attorneys routinely navigate the workers’ compensation claim process and help maximize recovery after construction accidents. For injured construction workers seeking representation, Ayers, Whitlow & Dressler offers free consultations at 704-594-4317.
Anthony R. Elman leads Elman Joseph Samples Law Group from 180 N LaSalle St #1925, Chicago, IL 60601, representing construction accident victims. Injuries on construction sites often leave victims struggling with physical injuries, skyrocketing medical bills, and inability to work. The firm’s highly distinguished attorneys, recognized by Super Lawyers, follow two main legal paths for construction workers’ cases: filing workers’ compensation claims or pursuing personal injury lawsuits against third parties. Workers’ compensation benefits are available regardless of fault, though some employers fight legitimate claims. If injuries result from unsafe work protocols, outdated equipment, or dangerous environments caused by someone outside the victim’s company, a personal injury lawsuit may be appropriate. Additionally, if an employer lacks workers’ compensation insurance, injured workers can sue in civil court. Time limitations apply—three years for workers’ compensation claims and two years for personal injury lawsuits. Call 773-392-8182 for a free case review.
The Kryder Law Group, LLC Accident and Injury Lawyers serves Aurora construction accident victims from their office at 75 Executive Dr., Suite 401G, Aurora, IL 60504. The firm handles various types of construction accidents including falls from height, equipment accidents involving cranes or forklifts, electrocutions, and caught-in/between incidents where workers are caught, squeezed, or crushed in equipment. These accidents can result in serious injuries such as spinal cord damage, traumatic brain injuries, broken bones requiring surgery and physical therapy, and burns. The attorneys explain that after a construction site accident in Aurora, victims should seek immediate medical assistance, document the accident scene and injuries, report the incident to their employer, and consult with an experienced attorney. They outline the difference between workers’ compensation claims (providing benefits regardless of fault) and third-party lawsuits that may provide additional compensation for pain and suffering. For a free consultation, call (312) 223-1700.
Robles Babaee, Personal Injury Lawyers, based at 1851 E 1st St Suite 810, Santa Ana, CA 92705, provides skilled representation to construction accident victims in Santa Ana and across California. Their attorneys handle a diverse range of construction site injuries, including scaffolding accidents, falls from heights, heavy machinery incidents, crane accidents, forklift accidents, and excavation accidents. The firm conducts thorough investigations to identify all responsible parties, which may include construction site owners, general contractors, subcontractors, architects, engineers, and equipment manufacturers. They pursue both workers’ compensation claims and third-party liability lawsuits to maximize client compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, reduced quality of life, and long-term care needs. Available 24 hours a day, Robles Babaee offers free consultations and works on a contingency fee basis, ensuring clients pay nothing unless they recover damages. Call (714) 263-3700 to discuss your construction accident case.
The Law Office of Stephen A. Burroughs at 9041 Executive Park Dr., Suite 250 #6, Knoxville, TN 37923, represents construction accident victims throughout Tennessee. Each year thousands of construction workers suffer injuries or death on job sites despite safety inspections and protocols. While workers compensation typically prevents lawsuits against employers, the firm identifies opportunities for third-party claims against owners, architects, equipment manufacturers, general contractors, and subcontractors when their negligence contributes to accidents. The firm handles cases involving falls, explosions, burn injuries, asbestos exposure, and safety equipment failures. Construction workers particularly face dangers from scaffolding, cranes, power tools, and heavy equipment. The legal team emphasizes that injured workers may be entitled to compensation beyond workers’ compensation, including medical expenses, lost wages, rehabilitation costs, and damages for pain and suffering. Free case evaluations are available by calling 865-525-3773.
