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Cities are expanding, and suburbs are growing thicker wherever we turn. It’s difficult to walk a short block without finding yourself wandering onto a construction site. Construction companies have a duty to keep their sites safe for their workers as well as any passing pedestrians. If you’ve been hurt at a construction site, you may be entitled to legal compensation from the company.
Construction Mistakes That Lead to Injuries
Falling debris from construction sites is one of the main causes of injuries to both construction workers and passing pedestrians. Let’s take a look at some of the more common mistakes that construction companies make that lead to injuries from falling debris.
Construction site equipment such as hoists and cranes with their cords and hooks are subject to harsh conditions and experience a lot of wear and tear. Failing to inspect this equipment regularly can lead to increased likelihood of malfunctions and injuries.
When a construction worker is injured at a constructions site, their damages are generally covered under workers’ compensation. Other people such as pedestrians who are injured by falling debris at construction sites may be able to make a personal injury case against the construction company. In order to win your case and receive compensation for your losses, you must demonstrate the following three elements:
Whether you were hurt at a construction site in Tampa, FL, Chicago, IL or Beverly Hills, CA, the experts at Disparti Law Group are nearby to help. We have locations across the country, so contact one of our offices if you find yourself in need of legal representation.