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Construction Accident Lawyer in Sacramento

Have you or a loved one been injured at a construction site in Sacramento, California? You’ve come to the right place. At Morgan & Morgan, our injury firm, America’s largest and most powerful, files the most workplace injury cases in the country.

We are experts in personal injury laws, especially those that have anything to do with construction sites. Our lawyers understand the complicated rules from the government and the state about these kinds of cases, given that we’ve been fighting for the rights of the injured, including construction workers, for more than three decades. 

With a Sacramento construction accident attorney from our team, rest assured that they come equipped with everything they need to fight against any insurance company that tries to lowball you. If you believe you might be owed compensation after a construction site accident, please contact us today for a free, no-cost case evaluation.

FAQ

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    What Are Some Serious Injuries Caused by Construction Accidents?

    Construction accidents can result in various serious injuries, including but not limited to the following:

    • Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)
    • Spinal cord injuries
    • Burns and electrocution
    • Amputations
    • Fractures and broken bones
    • Internal injuries
    • Respiratory issues from exposure to hazardous materials

     These injuries can have long-lasting effects and may require extensive medical treatment and rehabilitation.

    What Are Some Examples of Negligence at a Construction Site?

    Negligence is a leading cause of accidents at construction sites in Sacramento and throughout the State. Some common examples of negligence include: 

    • Inadequate safety training for workers.
    • Failure to provide proper safety equipment.
    • Lack of proper maintenance for machinery.
    • Failure to enforce safety protocols.
    • Unsafe working conditions.
    • Lack of fall protection measures.
    • Failure to inspect and address potential hazards. 

    Note that you may be able to recover compensation even if negligence was not a factor, just as long as you were injured while working at a construction site (as an employee of the company). In that case, you’ll need to file a workers’ compensation claim with your employer, which follows a no-fault system. 

    What Parties Could Be Held Liable?

    In some cases, the injured may be able to file a claim or lawsuit with other parties who may have contributed to the construction site injury in one way or another. Below are examples of the various parties that could be held liable.

    • Property owners
    • General contractors
    • Subcontractors
    • Architects and engineers
    • Equipment manufacturers
    • Safety inspectors
    • Other third parties whose negligence contributed to the accident.

    Can I File a Claim if I Am an Independent Contractor?

    If you are an independent contractor, you may have the right to file a personal injury lawsuit for a construction accident if someone else's negligence caused your injuries. That’s because in California and many parts of the US, independent contractors are not typically eligible for workers' compensation insurance. 

    Get Your No-Risk Case Evaluation

    You have nothing to lose when you contact us about your case. On the contrary, if your case is valid, you may discover it is worth more than you initially thought. Contact us today for a free case review by a construction accident expert from our team. 

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