Construction Accidents
Construction Accidents
Construction is one of the most dangerous industries in America. OSHA’s “Focus Four” hazards (falls, struck-by incidents, caught-in or caught-between incidents, and electrocution) cause most construction worker deaths. We handle all of them and more.
In many job-related accidents, workers’ compensation will be the only way to collect benefits for your losses. However, in the case of many construction site accidents, there is a drastically increased chance that the negligence of someone other than your employer or a co-worker was responsible for the injury. In those cases, you’ll have the right to pursue a claim for personal injury damages in addition to your workers’ comp benefits. Clark | von Plonski | Anderson can successfully represent you if you have been wrongly harmed on the job in a construction site accident.
If you or someone you love was catastrophically injured or killed in a construction accident, you need a Texas construction accident lawyer who prepares every case for trial from day one. At Clark | von Plonski | Anderson, we go after the contractors, owners, and manufacturers who put profits ahead of safety, and we make their insurance companies answer for it.
FALLS FROM HEIGHTS, SCAFFOLDS, AND LADDERS
Falls are the leading cause of death in construction. Missing guardrails, unsecured scaffolds, defective ladders, open floor holes, and missing fall protection are all preventable. A scaffolding fall lawyer can prove who was responsible for keeping you safe.
CRANE AND RIGGING ACCIDENTS
Crane collapses, dropped loads, boom failures, and rigging errors cause devastating injuries. We recovered $7,350,000 for a worker partially paralyzed during wind farm crane operations. A crane accident lawyer must move fast to secure inspection logs, load charts, and operator records.
STRUCK-BY AND FALLING EQUIPMENT
Workers are hit by falling tools, materials, and machinery every day. Our firm recovered $7,000,000 for the family of a construction worker crushed by a falling piece of equipment.
CAUGHT-IN, CAUGHT-BETWEEN, AND CRUSH INJURIES
TRENCH AND EXCAVATION COLLAPSES
ELECTROCUTION AND BURNS
HEAVY EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLE ACCIDENTS
EXPLOSIONS AND FIRES
WINDFARM, OILFIELD, AND INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION
PRACTICE AREAS
18-Wheeler Accidents
Auto Accidents
Catastrophic Injuries
Construction Accidents
Mining Injuries
Oilfield Injuries
Personal Injury
Workplace Accidents
Wrongful Death