Filing a Construction Accident Lawsuit

If you have been injured on a construction site, you should consult with a qualified construction accident attorney in order to determine if you should file a lawsuit. By following the steps described below, you can protect your legal rights, develop a strong accident claim and handle workers' compensation issues.

After you have received appropriate medical attention for your injury, you must inform your employer or manager of the accident. Make sure you write down the name and official title of the person you spoke to about your injury. If you are filing a workers' compensation claim, you are required to complete the appropriate form which can be obtained from your supervisor. It is vital to write down the names and official titles of those who saw the accident, as well as their contact information (telephone numbers and name of employers). As with all injury cases, you should try to obtain as much evidence as possible. Therefore, you should take photos of the construction site, your injury and relevant construction equipment. More evidence often provides the injured party with a stronger case.

Following any serious accident on a construction site, it is important to speak with an experienced construction accident attorney. The specifics of construction law can be complicated and are often hard to interpret without the help of an experienced construction accident lawyer. By speaking with an accident attorney, you can find out what laws protect you from unsafe working conditions.

The construction accident attorneys at Block O'Toole & Murphy, LLP will investigate your claim and guide you through the challenges of your lawsuit. We will also make sure your rights are protected while seeking maximum compensation for your injuries. To receive free legal advice, fill out our case review form to discuss your case with an accident attorney today.