Construction work is one of the most dangerous industries in the U.S. Each year, thousands of workers are injured due to hazardous conditions.
If you’ve been hurt on a construction site, understanding who’s liable is key to getting compensation.
✅ 1. Common Construction Site Injuries
- Falls from scaffolds or ladders
- Electrocution or burns
- Heavy equipment accidents (cranes, forklifts)
- Falling objects or debris
- Repetitive strain injuries (back, shoulders)
- Toxic chemical exposure
✅ 2. Who Is Liable for Construction Injuries?
Liability may fall on:
- Employers or contractors (unsafe work conditions)
- Property owners (negligent maintenance)
- Equipment manufacturers (defective machinery)
- Other subcontractors (careless behavior)
✅ 3. Workers’ Compensation vs Lawsuits
- Workers’ comp pays medical bills and partial wages
- But doesn’t cover pain and suffering
- If a third party caused your accident, you can sue for full damages
✅ 4. Evidence You Need
- Incident reports
- Photos or videos of unsafe conditions
- Eyewitness statements
- Medical records
✅ 5. Why Hire a Construction Injury Lawyer
A lawyer can:
- Investigate multiple liable parties
- Secure expert safety testimony
- File claims before deadlines expire
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