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Statistically, there is no more dangerous place for American workers than a construction site. Every year, thousands of workers file worker's comp injury claims after suffering a serious injury because of defective equipment, a ladder or scaffold accident, burns, or electric shock injury on the job.

At the personal injury and construction site accident law offices of Wagner Reese & Crossen, we help workers fight for full and just compensation after being injured in an accident on a construction site. We are a leading construction accident and worker's compensation law firm in Indiana. Our team of construction accident attorneys has more than 60 combined years of experience investigating construction site accidents and pursuing fair and just compensation for clients. We get results!

If you have been injured in an accident on a construction site, contact our construction accident attorneys today. You may be entitled to collect worker's compensation benefits and additional benefits if a third party was responsible for the construction accident, such as a negligent general contractor or subcontractor.

Even if it was your own employer who was negligent by violating OSHA safety standards, we may be able to help. Often times, the contract between the premises owner and general contractor places a duty on the general contractor to oversee all jobsite safety. Therefore, even if it was your employer who violated an OSHA safety rule, the general contractor may be liable.

Find Out More About Construction Site Accidents:

Worker's compensation claims
Highway construction zone accidents
Construction truck accidents
Defective construction equipment accidents
Scaffolding and ladder accidents
Amputation, loss of limb claims
Electric shock injury
Fall Injuries resulting from lack of safety equipment, such as harnesses and other fall protection
Forklift accidents
Third-party liability accidents

A Note About Multiple Party Responsibility for Construction Accidents

Property owners, developers and general contractors are expected to take construction site safety and security very seriously. Construction zones and worksites should be properly marked and secure for the general public and workers alike. OSHA violations are common and often cause construction accidents. When an accident results in a brain injury, amputation, electric shock injury, or wrongful death, there is often more than one responsible party. We understand construction and contractor law and we know how to find all liable parties. We go to work right away, so you can concentrate on dealing with the loss of a loved one or restoring your own health.