Category: Construction Accidents

Should I Hire a Construction Accident Attorney?

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Construction sites are filled with heavy machinery, towering structures, and workers performing tasks. While safety measures have improved over the years, construction remains a dangerous industry in the United States. When you’re involved in a construction accident, it’s common to wonder, “Should I hire a construction accident attorney?” The short answer is yes, you should. […]

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Toxic Chemical Exposure on a Construction Site

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Toxic Chemical Exposure on a Construction Site

Among construction site hazards, toxic chemical exposure is one of the most insidious. While the effects of a fall or heavy equipment accident are usually immediately visible, the consequences of exposure to harmful substances can take time to manifest. They can have long-lasting implications on a worker’s health and quality of life. A knowledgeable construction […]

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What Are the Most Common Causes of Construction Accidents?

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Construction sites are among the most dangerous places to work. Construction workers are at risk of a multitude of accidents due to the presence of heavy machinery and materials, electrical components, heights, and moving vehicles. The four most common causes of construction accident deaths are falls, electrocution, and being struck by or caught in or […]

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Defective Construction Equipment

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Defective Construction Equipment

In the dynamic world of construction, workers need high-quality and dependable equipment. Besides contributing to the success of a construction project, it guards the safety of construction workers. Defective construction equipment poses a significant hazard to workers’ health and well-being. You may recover compensation if defective construction equipment harms you. Working with a construction accident […]

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Falling Objects and Construction Site Injuries

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Falling Objects and Construction Site

Construction sites are bustling hubs of activity where heavy machinery, tall structures, and potentially hazardous materials congregate. Falling objects frequently cause serious injuries. If you or a loved one has suffered injuries on a construction site due to a falling object, a seasoned construction injury lawyer can navigate the process and increase your chances of […]

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Forklift Accidents on Construction Sites

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Forklift Accidents on Construction Sites

Operating a forklift on a construction site is a high-stakes job with significant responsibilities. A moment’s negligence or distraction can lead to severe, life-altering accidents. If you or a loved one were in a forklift accident on a construction site, protect your right to seek compensation for your injuries. Your claim can involve numerous parties, […]

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Crane Accidents on a Construction Site

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Crane Accidents on a Construction Site

Construction sites are inherently hazardous environments, and crane accidents stand out as particularly catastrophic among the many potential risks. These towering structures are instrumental in construction projects, but when things go awry, the resulting accidents often cause severe injuries or tragic fatalities. As a victim of a crane accident on a construction site, you may […]

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Highway Construction Accidents

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According to the National Safety Council, 954 people died, and 42,151 people suffered injuries in work zone crashes in a recent year. Work zone accident fatalities are increasing, as have the number of people who die in general car accidents has steadied. This is not only because of the additional highway construction projects, as the […]

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Electrocution Accidents on a Construction Site

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A term in the construction industry describes the accidents that lead to the most fatalities on the job. This term is called the “Fatal Four.” Falls are the most common cause of work-related fatalities. Another type of accident on this list is electrocution. This hazard is responsible for nearly one of every ten deaths on […]

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Scaffolding Injuries on a Construction Site

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Workers take their lives in their hands every day when they show up for a construction project. Practically every aspect of their job is dangerous. Construction is inherently risky, and employers can make it even more so by failing to follow safety rules. One particular danger for construction workers is when they work at an […]

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Truck Accidents
Accidents on the highways can be lethal events
Bicycle Accidents
Riding a bicycle should not be unsafe
Car Accidents
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Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycle accidents often result in serious injury
Medical Malpractice
Medical mistakes can cause death ruin lives
Wrongful Death
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When hurt in a location, someone has to take responsibility
Brain Injury
Brain injuries can have long term severe effects
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