Charlotte construction accidents
Construction injuries happen all over the world, and are quite common as there are many workers working on construction sites at this very moment. Someone will slip and fall; other will drop something from a certain height and hit someone on the head. Injuries will happen and someone’s life will be in danger.
If you or someone dear to you received a construction injury as a result of an accident, you may be eligible to receive financial benefits through the state’s workers compensation program, designed specifically to protect injured individuals all over the world. The program will provide you with a replacement for your lost income, fully paid medical care and 2/3 of your lost wages if you couldn’t return to work for more than 21 days.
Call Charlotte Workers Compensation Attorneys and schedule a free initial consultation to learn more about your options, work comp and other ways to secure financial benefits.
Claim every benefit you are eligible to receive
Workers compensation isn’t the only source of financial benefits for those of you who received a construction injury. In case you were injured by something that was under the subcontractor’s responsibility, you are eligible to file a personal lawsuit against a subcontractor. Also, if another person was responsible for your injury due to their misbehavior or lack of attention, you are eligible to file a personal lawsuit against a third person. Finally, if your employer has history in lacking to obey the safety rules and protocols and providing safe environment and gear for his employees, you are eligible to file a personal lawsuit against your employer.
All of these 3 ways will provide you with additional financial benefits, which you could use to take care of your family. Speak to one of our attorneys to learn more about your options and how to utilize them properly.
We are here to protect your rights
With just one phone call, you will be able to schedule a free initial consultation with one of our available Charlotte Workers Compensation Attorneys. They work on contingency, meaning that you won’t have to worry about upfront payment or monthly fees. You will be charged only once your financial benefits have been secured and you receive them. You have nothing to lose, and all the odds are in your favor. Be quick, or lose the opportunity to secure your financial benefits. Time is of essence.
