Thousands of construction workers and innocent bystanders suffer serious injury and even death in construction accidents every year. Federal and state laws monitor the safety of construction sites, but life-altering construction accidents are still too frequent. Construction accidents can include, but are not limited to, collapse due to defective construction, electrocution, chemical exposure, falls, explosions and fire, falling objects and defective machinery and equipment.

If you or someone you love has been injured or killed in a construction accident, you need to seek the counsel of a skilled and trusted attorney. You may be entitled to compensation for your losses. Please contact Injury Lawyer Omaha today to speak with one of our highly respected personal injury attorneys FREE of charge.

Construction Accident Causes

Any number of things can go wrong at a construction site. Common causes of construction accidents include:

• Lack of or inadequate training for construction worker
• Inadequate number of workers on a construction site
• Negligence and wrongdoing of a contractor, equipment supplier, product manufacturer, or another third party
• Substance abuse on the job
• Defective, damaged or worn-out materials, tools, equipment or machinery

In order to prevent construction accidents, a construction company is legally responsible for inspecting all work sites to ensure compliance with safety regulations and premises liability law. Additionally, manufacturers of construction tools and equipment are legally responsible for ensuring their products are not damaged or defective. If these regulations are neglected, construction accidents can occur and result in serious consequences for workers and/or unsuspecting passersby.

Legal Help

If you or a loved one has suffered injury or death in a construction accident, you may be eligible to recover your damages including medical costs, lost income or earning capacity, pain and suffering and more. Depending on the circumstances surrounding the accident, a product manufacturer, construction company, or other negligent third party could be held accountable for your losses. Please contact us today for a no-cost consultation with a proven personal injury attorney who can inform you of your options and aggressively pursue your legal rights and interests.