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Building Sites, Broken Promises: Defending the Rights of Construction Workers in Dallas
Dallas is booming, but behind the cranes and concrete, workers face real risks. Falls, equipment malfunctions, and unsafe job sites can turn a hard day’s work into a life-altering injury. When contractors cut corners or employers ignore safety regulations, it’s the workers who pay the price.
At Morgan & Morgan, our Dallas construction accident lawyers stand for the people who build our city. We fight for injured workers, ensuring they get the compensation they deserve for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Whether your case involves third-party negligence, defective equipment, or unsafe working conditions, we have the experience and resources to take on the biggest companies and win.
If you’ve been hurt on a Dallas construction site, don’t settle for less. Contact Morgan & Morgan today for a free case evaluation and let us help you rebuild what’s been lost.
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Why You Should Take Legal Action
Taking legal action after a construction accident is the least you can do if you care about getting a sense of justice, closure, and, importantly, compensation. This decision alone can help you:
- secure compensation for your injuries and losses;
- hold responsible parties accountable for their negligence;
- prevent future accidents by promoting safer practices;
- access expert legal and investigative resources to strengthen your case;
- navigate complex legal and insurance issues with professional guidance; and
- protect your rights and interests throughout the legal process.
You May Have a Case Against Several Parties
In construction accidents, multiple parties could be liable for your injuries. These include but are not limited to:
- The construction company for failing to ensure a safe work environment.
- Contractors and subcontractors who may have contributed to the hazardous conditions.
- Equipment manufacturers if defective products caused the accident.
- Property owners if inadequate maintenance was a factor.
- Engineers and architects if there were flaws in the project design or other forms of negligence.
- Insurance companies that acted out of bad faith.
- Government entities if the accident involved violations of safety regulations.
When to Consider a Lawsuit
A construction accident lawsuit may be an option if the insurance company does not cover all damages or disputes in your claims or the responsible parties dispute liability. The same applies if you suffered serious injuries or significant losses, such as the death of a loved one as a result of the accident. Filing a lawsuit against an uncooperative party can help secure compensation for long-term care or significant losses when the case goes before a judge or jury.
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Morgan and Morgan boasts over 35 years of experience, a track record of recovering more than $25 billion for the injured across the United States, and skilled lawyers licensed in all 50 states. If you’ve been in a construction accident, contact us today. We will review your case free of charge.