Construction Accident Lawyer

Injury Law Partners is among the country’s best construction accident law firms with unparalleled results.  The construction accident attorneys at Injury Law Partners are aggressive, dedicated advocates for injured workers and their families. With decades of experience investigating worksite accidents, and litigating complex construction cases, we are relentless in identifying all liable parties and maximizing compensation for our clients. We stand up to general contractors, owners, developers, and their insurance companies to get our clients the compensation they deserve. We will handle every aspect of your case while you focus on your well-being.

Why Choose Injury Law Partners for your Construction Accident?

Injury Laws Partners provides:

• A personalized approach: Every case is factually different. We develop a customized legal strategy for every client.
• Compassionate support: You come to us in your most difficult time. We are here to provide caring guidance each step of the way.
• Tenacious advocacy: We do not back down from taking your case to trial to ensure you receive fair compensation for your injuries.
• Maximum compensation: With dozens of eight and seven figure settlements, we have a proven track record of results and know what it takes to maximize compensation in construction accident cases.
• Clear communication: We always pick up the phone and will keep you updated as your case progresses.
• Peace of mind: We relish the opportunity to handle the most complex cases while you focus on your recovery.

All-Encompassing Approach to Construction Claims

Case Investigation 

Investigating construction accidents quickly and thoroughly is key to a successful outcome. Gathering evidence and information is crucial in establishing liability against potential defendants in construction accident cases. We perform a comprehensive investigation for every single case, including collecting vital information and collaborating with investigators and experts to build the strongest case possible.

Determining Liability 

Establishing liability is a complex aspect of construction accident cases. We are experts in assessing who is responsible for your accident and injuries. We know the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) federal law that applies to work sites.  We utilize our knowledge of OSHA standards to establish the minimum safety standards and then determine who are potential defendants in your case. Whether it’s an owner, developer, construction manager, general contractor, or another subcontractor, we leave no stone unturned when it comes to identifying liable parties to ensure maximum compensation for you.

Calculating Damages 

Ensuring you are awarded fair compensation in a construction accident case can be complex. We hire the best medical experts to provide expert opinion on every single injury you receive as a result of the accident. We will work with elite doctors to explain to the jury your pain and suffering and explain how the injuries have impacted your life.  We will hire experts to provide expert opinion on your past and future lost wages and your past and future medical treatment. We know your accident and injuries have changed your life and we make sure to evaluate and present every single damage related to your injuries to ensure you and your family are protected for the rest of your life.

Going to Trial 

We are trial lawyers and we try cases. Plain and simple.  Many people ask us if their case will go to trial.  While most cases do settle, the only way to secure a fair settlement is if we are fully prepared for trial.  We treat every case as if it will go to trial.  And make no mistake, if we cannot secure a favorable pre-trial settlement that you approve, we go to court and try your case to a jury. That is what we are trained to do.

Types of Construction Accident Cases We Handle

• Poorly guarded machines
• Dropped loads
• Falling material, tools, or debris
• Equipment tip over
• Pinch points
• Scaffolding collapses
• Falls from height, including roofs, ladders, and scaffolding
• Trench collapses and excavation accidents
• Electrocution and burns
• Heavy machinery accidents
• Construction vehicle and truck accidents
• Traumatic brain injuries
• Back and spinal cord injuries
• Crush injuries 
• Construction equipment defects
• OSHA violations by contractors