There are more than 150,000 construction accidents each year that lead to injuries. Many people working in a small area while using heavy machinery and rushing to make deadlines can lead to more injuries. These accidents do not just apply to contractors but also non-employees visiting the work site.
Proving Negligence
Construction negligence depends on a variety of factors. These need to be proven in order for you to get adequate compensation.
- Proof that the injury happened from unreasonable risk at the construction site
- The manager of the construction site knew the danger, yet didn’t take steps to correct it
- A supervisor had knowledge that a guest could be endager and didn’t protect them
- Negligence of the owner or supervisor about the condition and failure to rectify it
The other asterik is ensuring you, the guest was invited to be on the property when the accident happened. Even if the owner did not invite you, however you still have permission to be on the property, the site owner could still be held liable.
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When injured in a construction accident, recovery can be costly both physically and emotionally. Many have mounting medical bills, rehabilitation costs, loss of wages and emotional distress. It is important to address a construction accident quickly since legal recourse could only be available for a short time. The Michael Brady Lynch Firm has over 20 years of experience helping the injured. We specialize in a hands-on approach to ensure that every aspect of your case is met with compassion and diligence. We have recovered multi-million dollar rewards for our clients. Call today to find out how we can help you as well.