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Why Accidents Occur on Construction Sites

Per the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), one out of five worker deaths in America happens in the construction industry. That number would be even higher if the Department of Labor included highway collisions involving construction vehicles in this category.

The OSHA has studied why accidents occur on construction sites and found that four types […]

By |January 8th, 2020|Construction Accident Law|0 Comments

How to Report a Construction Site Accident in Fort Lauderdale

If you are a construction worker who gets hurt on the job and are wondering how to report a construction site accident in Fort Lauderdale, you will have to report the accident to your employer right away. You have 30 days, at most, to fill out the printed form and submit it to your boss.

Usually, […]

By |January 8th, 2020|Construction Accident Law|0 Comments

How Much Is a Settlement for a Construction Accident?

The amount of a settlement for a construction accident injury claim will vary depending on the unique facts of your case. Several elements go into the calculation of damages, including the extent of your injuries and who is liable for the accident.
Construction Accident Scenarios
The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics noted that more than 1,000 […]

By |January 2nd, 2020|Construction Accident Law|0 Comments

What to Do After A Construction Accident

The primary thing to do after a construction accident is to take steps to protect your health and your right to pursue financial damages for your losses. The exact measures you should take will depend on the facts of your case, but these suggestions could help you map out what to do in your situation.
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By |September 19th, 2019|Construction Accident Law|0 Comments

Suing for Construction Accident Injuries as a Bystander

If you were hurt while you were a bystander at or near a construction site, you might be able to sue for compensation for your injuries. There are several ways that someone who does not work at a construction site can get hurt.
Ways That a Bystander Can Get Hurt at a Construction Accident
You do not […]

By |August 5th, 2019|Construction Accident Law|0 Comments

Injured by Defective Machinery at a Construction Site

Construction sites are dangerous places for workers, vendors, bystanders, and other third parties. Defective machinery can be the cause of significant injuries. When you sustain an injury from defective equipment at a construction site, you need to know if you can get compensation for your injuries.

If you fall within the realm of workers’ compensation, you […]

By |December 7th, 2018|Construction Accident Law|0 Comments

Forklift Accident on Construction Site

A person who suffers injuries in a forklift accident on a construction site in Florida can collect damages from the liable parties. The kind of compensation you can receive will depend on several factors.
What We Have to Prove to Hold Someone Liable in Negligence for a Forklift Accident on a Construction Site
We must prove the […]

By |November 2nd, 2018|Construction Accident Law|0 Comments

Injured by Falling Debris at a Construction Site

If you suffered an injury from debris that fell on you at a construction site, you probably have many questions about topics like:

Whether you can get compensation for your injuries. If someone’s negligence caused your injury, you might be eligible for compensation via a construction accident case.
Who might have to pay for your […]

By |November 2nd, 2018|Construction Accident Law|0 Comments

Filing a Lawsuit for a Fall Accident on a Construction Site

If you or a loved one has been the victim of a fall injury on a construction site, you might need to file a lawsuit to get the compensation you deserve. The construction industry has more fatal accidents on the job site than almost any other industry. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration […]

By |August 16th, 2018|Construction Accident Law|0 Comments

What type of accident kills the most construction workers?

Falling accidents kill the most construction workers, reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The other three members of the “Fatal Four” are being struck by an object, getting caught in or between objects, and electrocution, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). These four accidents were responsible for 602 deaths (64 percent […]

By |August 14th, 2017|Construction Accident Law|0 Comments