Slip and fall accidents
Many construction workers work on tall buildings, staircases, scaffoldings and rooftops every day. They look in the face of death on a daily basis, and are still too focused on their work to worry about the dangers this profession has. Sadly, every now and then someone will slip and fall, and if lucky, survive the fall.
Those of you who were in one such accident, you should be aware that you are eligible to receive financial compensation for your injury. All you have to do is report the injury, see who is responsible for it and explore your options. Perhaps you could receive financial help from multiple sources.
Talk to Charlotte Workers Compensation Attorneys to explore your options and learn what the best one is for you. Call today and they will start working on your case the very next day. Don’t wait until it is too late, or you may be left without your financial benefits.
Death defying profession
Slipping and falling is the most common construction accident. The reason is simple: in order to reach high parts of the construction site, workers have to climb the ladders and stairs, or even walk on the roof, which will eventually lead to a fall from considerable height. Every fall is life threatening, and the injured individual may end up with a spine, back, neck, shoulder, leg, arm or head injury.
It is extremely important that you receive immediate medical care as soon as you receive the injury. Call our attorney and tell them how the injury happened, who was present and who was responsible for it. Perhaps you may have more than one claim at hand; if the third party is involved, if the employer didn’t safe-proof the site, or if the subcontractor’s did a poor job, you could be able to file a personal injury lawsuit against a third party, subcontractors or your employers. More on that will be told to you by our knowledgeable attorneys.
Our attorneys are ready to help
We are ready to build your case and help you recover your financial benefits. All you have to do is give us a call, and we will take care of the rest. Act within 15 days from the day of the injury, report the injury to your superiors, give us a call and the rest is our concern. Focus on your recovery, which will be long and painful, and we will advocate you and protect your rights and legally owed financial benefits. Call us as soon as you can.
