Construction sites combine heavy machinery, elevated work zones, shifting crews and constantly changing hazards. Unlike a typical slip-and-fall, these accidents often involve multiple responsible parties—general contractors, subcontractors, equipment manufacturers and site owners—and both federal (OSHA) and state (PEOSH) safety regulations. That complexity makes uncovering liability and maximizing compensation a specialized task.
Unstable scaffolds, missing guardrails and unsecured ladders can send workers tumbling, often resulting in fractures, spinal cord damage or traumatic brain injuries.
Tools, building materials or debris dropped from above can cause concussions, skull fractures or other blunt-force trauma.
Unguarded gears, trench cave-ins and heavy equipment rollovers can crush limbs or lead to catastrophic amputations.
Contact with live wiring, defective power tools or improper lock-out/tag-out procedures can produce severe burns, nerve damage or fatalities.
Continuous lifting, hammering or operating heavy equipment without breaks can cause tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome or debilitating back injuries.
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