Construction Accidents
Construction is inherently hazardous work. If this work is not done safely, it can cause serious injury or death. Every serious construction injury or death should be reviewed by an attorney to determine if someone other than the injured worker's employer is responsible for the injury. Construction workers are entitled to receive workers compensation benefits. Payment of workers compensation benefits is the employer's responsibility. If a third party is legally responsible and not the employer, the injured worker can sue the third party for full damages. The following are some examples of possible third-party causes and responsible entites for construction accidents.Construction Accidents Lawyers of Galfand Berger: Client Recoveries
- $8 Million Recovery for Construction Site Accident
- $4.7 Million Recovery for Brain Injury
- $900,000 Recovery For Scaffold Related Death
- $862,000 recovery during trial.
- $800,000 Recovery - Negligent Installation of Electric Range Cord
- $535,000 Recovery for Dangerous Electrical Condition.
- $445,000 Settlement for Scaffold Injury
- $245,000 recovery for injured utility worker
- $175,000.00 settlement for injured foot for truck loading accident.
- $150,000 recovery for coal miner injured

