Dallas Construction Accident Injury Lawyer
Did a dangerous worksite cause a serious injury or wrongful death?
Construction sites can be dangerous places to work - especially if OSHA guidelines are ignored or if contractors and subcontractors do not make safety a priority. If a loved one was seriously injured or killed in a construction accident, talk to the construction accident attorneys at the Van Wey & Johnson law firm in Dallas, Texas.
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On a construction site, the workplace changes every day. Trenches are dug, temporary electrical circuits are out in, new floors are added, construction materials are delivered. With every change, there is additional potential for an accident.
- Trucks, backhoes, cranes, and other heavy machinery can cause serious injury when improperly operated. If a subcontractor's mistake causes an accident, the subcontractor can be held responsible.
- By not placing appropriate guards in place, workers can fall through holes in the floor, off the edge of a roof, or off of a new floor.
- Improperly installed temporary wiring can cause electric burns, electric shock, or electrocution. When subcontractors are in a hurry, pressured by deadlines, safety is often forgotten.
- Faulty machinery (power saws, nail guns) and equipment (scaffolds, ladders) can cause devastating and even fatal injuries. If the equipment manufacturer was at fault, you may have a lawsuit for a defective product.
- A serious construction site accident injury can mean months of recovery, permanent disability or, in the worst cases, wrongful death. Our law firm has the legal knowledge, experience, and compassion to seek out all sources of liability on behalf of the victim and the family.
If you were injured in a construction accident, you deserve to have a construction accident lawyer who will listen to your situation, stand up for your rights, and work closely with you to find an appropriate solution. Contact the Van Wey & Johnson law firm for a free consultation.
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