ROSENBERG LAW, PA & NJ CONSTRUCTION SITE INJURY LAWYER

Construction site injuries occur in inherently dangerous places, and there are strict rules and regulations that govern how a site must be set up, coordinated, and what safety procedures must be observed. Some contractors and site managers cut corners rather than following procedure ― to save money; exposing workers and pedestrians to greater risks. Warning signs may not meet the required standards, placing those on and around the site in dangers in which they are unaware of. Construction site injuries and accidents may include falls, electrocution, machinery malfunctions, chemical inhalation, various injuries, and much more.

When a construction site is negligently maintained, the contractors may be liable for the injuries incurred there. Our attorneys are experienced with construction site cases, and know the applicable standards by which sites much be operated and maintained. We have experience dealing with insurance companies and at-fault employers, and know how to get you compensation for your injuries.

Construction site injuries are common due to the inherently dangerous nature of the work environment, which often involves heavy machinery, elevated workspaces, electrical systems, and hazardous materials. Workers can suffer from a wide range of injuries such as falls, burns, electrocution, crush injuries, or exposure to toxic substances. Many of these incidents result from safety violations, lack of proper training, defective equipment, or failure to follow OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations. Even with safety protocols in place, the fast-paced and physically demanding conditions make construction one of the most hazardous industries.

When construction site injuries occur, workers may be entitled to compensation through workers’ compensation claims or, in some cases, personal injury lawsuits if third-party negligence is involved—such as a subcontractor or equipment manufacturer. These injuries can lead to long-term disabilities, lost wages, and significant medical expenses, impacting the worker’s livelihood and family stability. Legal action can help injured workers secure financial support for recovery and highlight the need for stronger safety enforcement. Ensuring safer construction practices not only protects individual workers but also improves conditions across the industry as a whole. Preventing construction site injuries should always be a focus.

If you or a family member have sustained an injury at a construction site, let us help you take the next step. Call us and we will meet you at your convenience. We can meet with your family or answer initial questions over the phone if needed. We are available 24/7 to assist you in making the correct choices regarding legal action and have handled various claims regarding construction site injuries. Call us today to learn more about what action you should take in order to receive substantial compensation for damages regarding your construction site injury claim.

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Licensed in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Rosenberg Law has offices in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, and Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Call Rosenberg Law at 610.667.1500, or contact us online. We handle a vast majority of different types of Emergency Room injuries, so always feel free to give us a call to speak with us further.