Construction Accidents

Philadelphia, Lancaster, Pennsylvania

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, one out of every ten construction workers suffers some kind of work-related injury every year. A majority of these injuries will result in over one month of missed work, compiling a loss of income onto already steep medical bills.

The construction accident lawyers at Atlee Hall, LLP  have been aggressively seeking compensation for injured construction workers for decades. As one of the nation’s top rated personal injury law firms, we have successfully helped our clients recover compensation for lost wages, medical bills, pain, and emotional suffering.

Construction work can be dangerous, but it is made more so when proper safety regulations are ignored. Commonly, things like scaffolding accidents, trench collapses, welding accidents, and electrical accidents are entirely avoidable. With thorough research and complete devotion to each of our clients, our team of construction accident lawyers applies their years of experience in these cases to hold all responsible parties accountable for their negligence.

Construction Accident Injuries

When you are working on a construction site, there are many ways you can be injured. Common injuries include:

• Broken bones
• Head and neck injuries
• Spinal cord injuries
• Burn injuries
• Disfigurement and amputations

Some of these injuries may result in paralysis, coma, or other debilitating consequences, including death. All of these serious injuries will require sort term and even long term medical expenses, and decreased ability to work. In the case of wrongful death, families may be left with funeral expenses. When you and your family are impacted by these expenses and don’t know where to turn, the lawyers at Atlee Hall, LLP are here to fight for your restored peace of mind.

Construction companies and contractors have insurance companies and legal teams working to prove they are not liable for your injuries. In some cases, they may offer you a settlement in an attempt to get you to waive your right to sue. These settlements are often only a fraction of what you are owed, and only an experienced construction accident lawyer can effectively determine the full amount of damages, and ensure you are properly covered for all of your losses.

If you have been injured on a construction site Pennsylvania, don’t rely on your employer to cover your losses. Please contact the experienced Pennsylvania construction accident attorneys at Atlee Hall, LLP for an initial case consultation. Our offices are in Lancaster and Philadelphia.