Construction Accident Lawyer in Sarasota

Negligence is usually a huge contributing factor in these kinds of accidents. In a construction setting, negligence manifests as inadequate training, failure to implement safety protocols, lack of proper equipment maintenance, insufficient supervision, and disregard for OSHA regulations. When these factors are present, the risk of accidents such as falls, equipment malfunctions, or collapses increases significantly.

To prove negligence, we’ll need to establish whether your case meets these four elements: duty of care, breach of duty, causation, and damages. What this means is that the responsible party had a duty to maintain a safe environment but failed to fulfill that duty through negligence. As a result, the negligent actions or inactions directly caused the accident, which resulted in damages to you or someone you love.

Besides the construction company, you may take legal action against subcontractors, architects, engineers, equipment manufacturers, or even property owners. Identifying all potentially responsible parties is one way to pursue maximum compensation for your injuries, something a Sarasota construction accident attorney from Morgan and Morgan can help with.

Depending on the nature of your case, you may be eligible for various damages, including the following:

• medical expenses;
• rehabilitation costs;
• lost wages;
• emotional distress;
• pain and suffering;
• loss of enjoyment of life;
• and compensation for long-term disabilities.  

Once we’ve reviewed your case and determined you may have a viable claim and you decide to hire our attorneys to represent you, they’ll also help determine the specific damages you may be entitled to.

No other injury firm in America has an army of over 1,000 attorneys. Also, no other injury firm fights harder than Morgan and Morgan. If in doubt, our verdicts and settlements do the talking on our behalf. We’ve recovered more than $20 billion for over 500,000.

That’s just an overview of how powerful we are. 

Tell us about your case today. You may be next in line for compensation.