Construction Accident Attorneys in St. Louis, MO

Injured on a Construction Site? Call (314) 888-4444 Today

Accidents are very common on construction sites, as there are countless hazards associated with this line of work. As a matter of fact, construction is often considered one of the most dangerous sectors to work in. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), thousands of construction workers are killed in workplace accidents each year. And that’s not even considering the many workers and passersby injured in nonfatal construction accidents. DiPasquale Moore represents people injured on construction sites. Whether you are a construction worker or were injured while passing by, you may qualify for compensation. This may include money for your medical expenses, lost wages, and, in some cases, pain and suffering. We will work to find you the best path forward. With our over 100 years of combined experience, we have recovered millions of dollars for injured clients. What’s more, you won’t be billed a dime if we don’t win your case!

Call (314) 888-4444 or contact us online today for a free consultation.

Seeking Compensation as an Injured Construction Worker

For the most part, employees are prohibited by law from suing their employers over a workplace injury. State law instead requires injured employees to seek compensation through a workers’ compensation insurance claim. (If a workplace accident resulted in death, a surviving loved one may be eligible to file a claim on the decedent’s behalf.) When approved, the claimant will be entitled to compensation for their financial, or economic damages. This may include:

• Hospital bills
• Emergency room visits
• Follow-up doctor’s visits
• Current and future lost wages
• Vocational training

Fortunately, employees can seek workers’ comp benefits regardless of whether they were at fault for their injuries.

When Can You Sue for a Construction Accident?

If you were injured as a passerby, you may sue the person or company at fault for the construction accident. Injured construction workers may also sue if their employer harmed them intentionally or if a third party was responsible for the accident. Third-party claims differ from workers’ comp claims in two ways:

• You will need to prove that another’s negligence was at fault for the accident; and
• You can recover both economic damages, like medical bills, and non-economic damages, such as pain and suffering.

Potential Liable Third Parties in a Construction Accident Claim

Third parties commonly at fault for construction accidents include:

• General contractors
• Equipment and product manufacturers
• Property owners
• Property management companies
• Motorists driving by or through a construction site

Our St. Louis construction accident attorneys are skilled in uncovering and identifying negligence. We’ll work to get to the bottom of your case.

Effective Representation for Construction Accident Victims

At DiPasquale Moore, we are thoroughly experienced in handling all types of construction accident claims, including those involving wrongful death. If you’ve been injured or bereaved, turn to our boutique law firm for help. We limit the number of cases we take on so that each client is given the attention and personalized services they deserve. We won’t settle for less—our fearless advocacy has helped us resolve countless claims on behalf of those injured. Let us work to maximize your compensation.

Call (314) 888-4444 or contact us online today for a free consultation.