Construction Site Injuries Lawyers
Tennessee Personal Injury Attorneys

Construction accidents injure and kill thousands of workers annually. When a construction worker is hurt on the job, he or she often cannot make a claim against the employer for work related injuries.  A third party, however, can be shown to be liable when an injury occurs on the job site. Property owners, architects, contractors, and equipment manufacturers can all be accountable for insufficient safety measures when an injury occurs. The general contractor and all subcontractors are responsible for providing all safety provisions to ensure that the construction site is not a threat. It is their obligation to warn of potential hazards on the site, to hire workers who will use caution while working, to coordinate job safety, and to check that appropriate safety rules are being followed. Manufacturers of construction equipment may also be liable for designing and maintaining safe products. Dangerous or defective equipment may be the cause of a construction accident, including:

• Scaffolding
• Cranes
• Power tools
• Ladders
• Heavy equipment

If you have questions or concerns about injuries suffered in the workplace or at a construction site, please contact our attorneys. We offer free initial consultations and work on a contingent fee basis, which means that there is never a fee unless we successfully settle your case.

For immediate assistance, call us toll-free at 1-877-871-4097.