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Construction sites are inherently dangerous places. Workers are often tasked with operating heavy machinery near other workers, and any number of accidents can occur as a result. Unfortunately, many construction companies try to avoid liability by claiming that an accident was the result of an employee's own negligence.

At Paradowski Law, our skilled Bryan-College Station construction accident lawyer is ready to fight for you. We know that construction workers are some of the most vulnerable employees in Texas, and we will do everything we can to help you recover the compensation you deserve. Attorney Jeff Paradowski puts the expertise and experience of Board Certification in Personal Injury Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization on your side in these cases. 

Injured in a construction accident? Call our office today at (855) 524-2976 or fill out our online contact form to book your free consultation. 

Construction Site Injury Facts

Constructions workers face a wide variety of work site hazards and a greater risk of work-related injury or death than employees in any other U.S. industry. Thousands of construction workers and day laborers are seriously injured or killed on the job each year.

A fifth of all workers who die in workplace accidents are construction workers, according to the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The leading causes of worker deaths on construction sites include falls, electrocution, being struck by objects, and crushing accidents.

Aside from construction worker deaths, thousands of construction workers suffer injuries on an annual basis. These non-fatal injuries include head injuries, back injuries, musculoskeletal injuries, and loss of limbs.

A significant number of construction worker injuries require extended absences of a month or more away from work. And some construction accident injuries leave victims disabled or unable to handle the physical demands of their former job.

Is There A Time Limit For Filing A Construction Accident Lawsuit?

A time limit exists for filing a construction accident lawsuit in Texas, referred to as the statute of limitations. Under Texas law, the statute of limitations for most personal injury claims, including construction accidents, is set at two years from the accident or injury date. This means you must file your lawsuit within this two-year period to seek compensation. The timing of your case may also be affected by other considerations, such as whether a government entity is involved or there are specific contractual obligations.

Prompt action following a construction accident is imperative to ensure that your case is filed on time. Missing the deadline to file your construction accident lawsuit generally results in the loss of your right to take legal action. Any delays can compromise your ability to collect important evidence and secure testimony from witnesses, both of which are fundamental to building a strong case.

By consulting with an experienced construction accident attorney in Bryan-College Station at Paradowski Law as soon as possible, we can effectively assess your case, provide personalized guidance, and take crucial actions to protect your rights.

Our construction site accident lawyers understand the urgency and complexities involved in these cases. We are ready to help you navigate the legal process, gather necessary evidence, and meet all critical deadlines to ensure your claim is timely filed.

Why Choose Paradowski Law for Your Construction Accident Case?

At Paradowski Law, we are aware of the complexities and difficulties involved in construction accident cases. Our knowledgeable team of attorneys is dedicated to assisting you through the legal journey and obtaining the compensation you need for your injuries.

Here are a few compelling reasons to choose us as your legal advocates:

  • We have a proven track record of success in construction accident cases
  • Our attorneys have in-depth knowledge of construction site regulations and safety standards
  • We offer personalized attention and care to each client, ensuring that your case receives the attention it deserves
  • We work on a contingency fee basis, so you don't pay unless we win your case

Don't delay in seeking the legal assistance you need following a construction accident. Reach out to Paradowski Law to request a consultation and discover how we can help you secure the compensation you deserve.

Types of Construction Accidents

A "construction accident" is any accident that occurs on a construction site. 

This can include a wide variety of work-related injuries, such as those caused by:

  • Heavy machinery
  • Falling debris
  • Falls from heights
  • Electrocutions
  • Machinery accidents
  • Trench collapses
  • Fires and explosions
  • Exposure to hazardous materials
  • Truck and vehicle accidents
  • Crane accidents
  • Improper safety procedures
  • Defective construction equipment

Who Is Liable in Construction Accidents?

Construction accident claims can be complex due to the various parties that may be liable. A comprehensive investigation into the accident is needed to determine all those who may have been responsible or who contributed to your injuries. Construction accidents may be the result of inadequate safety measures, lack of proper training for workers, equipment defects or malfunctions, failure to follow safety regulations, or poor site management. 

Potentially liable parties can include the construction company, their insurers, equipment manufacturers, the property owner, and the property owner’s insurer. 

The property owner and their insurance company may be liable if the construction site was unsafe when you arrived for work. Equipment manufacturers and their insurance companies may also be liable if faulty equipment led to an accident.

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