Your Connecticut construction accident lawyer takes your side in Connecticut

In the event that a laborer in Connecticut is injured in a construction accident, chances are it is the responsibility of the designer, operator, supervisor or owner of the construction site. Contractors and subcontractors also have an obligation to ensure that the site is safe for their laborers. As an employer, a contractor/subcontractor is liable for injuries suffered by workers on the contractor's construction crew. Bystanders also may be harmed, for which owners of the site also may be found at fault. An experienced Connecticut construction accident attorney can determine the reason for the accident and then hold responsible those whose negligence led it to occur.

If you or someone close to you has been harmed in a construction accident, a qualified Connecticut construction accident attorney can assist you. Jim S. Adler & Associates offers a free case assessment. Then a trained Connecticut construction accident attorney can pursue your construction accident claim. You need an adept Connecticut construction accident lawyer to ensure you obtain fair and just recovery for your construction accident loss.

Construction accident fatalities rank third in America for deaths caused by injuries. Also all too common are construction accident injuries. If a construction worker in Connecticut or elsewhere is injured in the workplace, a claim for liability can be brought against the employer, owner or contractor, as well as a possible Workers Compensation claim. Workers Compensation benefits may not be enough to cover the costs of a serious construction accident injury. If that is the case, it's vital to hold negligent parties responsible for the construction accident.

One of the most dangerous jobs in America is construction. Around nine million people are employed in construction jobs, or around six per cent of the total work force in America. Yet 20 per cent of job fatalities each year come from the construction industry. Thus, those who work in construction suffer a far higher rate of injury or death from a construction accident than those in most other jobs. Such persons may need a trained Connecticut construction accident lawyer.

After a construction accident in Connecticut causing injury, the injured person may have many costs. These may include pain and suffering, lost present and future wages and medical bills. Workers Compensation benefits may be modest, since they are based on past earnings and do not cover pain and suffering. Additionally, if you are receiving Workers Compensation benefits, you may not be allowed to sue an employer for other damages. A trained Connecticut construction accident lawyer is vital to help you recover.

DISCLAIMER: Jim S. Adler & Associates is not licensed to practice in Connecticut. Even so, the law firm does work with outside lawyers and local lawyers, as appropriate, to litigate claims for Connecticut.