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When you’re hurt on a construction site, you need a lawyer who understands the dangers of building work and your legal rights. The León Law Firm has extensive experience helping construction workers get the compensation they deserve. We know how to investigate construction accidents, identify all the at-fault parties, and fight for maximum compensation. Our lawyers understand the daily risks you face with heavy machinery, heights, and dangerous materials.

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What Is a Construction Site Accident Attorney?

Understanding Your Rights as a Building Worker

The León Law Firm knows how to handle tough work accident cases involving construction site injuries. Construction site accident attorneys focus on the unique dangers of building sites and the laws that protect workers. These cases often involve falls, machinery accidents, being struck by objects, and electric shocks. You may have rights under workers’ compensation, third-party claims, and federal safety laws. Our lawyers fully understand these challenging cases. Learn more about Construction Site Accident Resources for complete information on your rights as a construction worker.

Our Construction Site Accident Legal Services

The León Law Firm provides comprehensive legal services for construction workers injured on the job

Fall Accident Claims

Falls are the leading cause of death and serious injury on construction sites. These accidents happen from scaffolds, ladders, roofs, and other high places. Many falls could be prevented with proper safety gear and training. We investigate whether your employer provided proper fall protection, if safety rules were followed, and if equipment was set up correctly. We work with safety experts to prove what caused your fall and get maximum compensation for your injuries.

Machinery and Equipment Accident Cases

Construction sites have a lot of dangerous machinery like cranes, bulldozers, forklifts, and power tools. Machinery accidents often cause serious injuries or death. These accidents may be caused by broken equipment, poor maintenance, or a lack of training. We investigate whether machines were properly maintained, if you received proper training, and if safety devices were functioning. We may also sue equipment manufacturers if defects caused your accident.

Third-Party Liability Claims

Construction sites usually involve multiple companies working simultaneously. If another contractor, subcontractor, or equipment manufacturer caused your accident, you may be able to sue them in addition to receiving workers’ compensation. These third-party claims often provide significantly better compensation than workers’ comp alone. We investigate all parties involved in your accident to identify everyone who may be at fault.

Why Choose The León Law Firm for Construction Site Accident Cases: Our Special Approach

When you need a construction site accident attorney, learn more about The León Law Firm and why we stand out. The León Law Firm is different because

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Construction Safety Expertise

We know OSHA rules, construction safety standards, and the common causes of building site accidents. We know how to investigate complex construction accidents.
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Multi-Party Experience

Our team has fought general contractors, subcontractors, and equipment manufacturers. We know how to handle cases with multiple parties and get maximum compensation.
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Thorough Investigation

We work with safety engineers, accident reconstruction experts, and medical professionals to investigate your accident and prove what truly happened.
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Worker Support

Our Spanish-speaking staff understands the challenges construction workers face. We provide clear communication and support throughout your case.
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No Upfront Fees

We handle construction accident cases on a contingency basis. You pay nothing unless we win your case.
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Proven Results

Our track record includes significant settlements and verdicts for construction workers injured on job sites.

Attorney Services: Frequently Asked Questions About Construction Site Accidents

Our skilled legal team answers common questions about construction site accident cases

Understanding Construction Site Dangers

What are the most common types of construction site accidents?
Construction site accidents include falls from heights, being struck by falling objects, getting caught in or between machines, and electric shocks. Trench collapses, crane accidents, and burns are also common. Many accidents happen because of safety rule violations, poor training, or defective equipment. We investigate all possible causes to build the strongest case.
What should I do immediately after a construction site accident?
Get medical help right away, even if your injuries seem minor. Some injuries, like head trauma, may not show symptoms immediately. Report your accident to your supervisor and ensure it’s properly documented. Take photos of the accident scene if it’s safe. Get names and contact information from witnesses. Don’t sign any documents from your employer or insurance company before talking to a lawyer.
How do I know if my construction accident was caused by negligence?
Construction accidents are often caused by OSHA safety rule violations, inadequate training, lack of safety gear, or defective equipment. If your employer failed to provide proper fall protection, didn’t train you on equipment use, or ignored known dangers, they may be negligent. We investigate whether safety procedures were followed and identify all parties who may be at fault.

Legal Process and Rights

How long do I have to file a claim after a construction accident?
Time limits vary depending on the type of claim. Workers’ comp claims should be reported immediately and filed within 30 days. Personal injury claims against third parties generally have a two-year deadline. Don’t wait to contact a lawyer, because evidence disappears quickly at construction sites.
What if multiple companies were working on the construction site?
Construction sites often involve general contractors, subcontractors, and equipment rental companies all working together. Each may have different duties to keep workers safe. We investigate all companies involved in your accident to identify everyone who may be at fault. This can lead to much larger recoveries than just workers’ comp.
Can I sue if the construction site didn't follow OSHA rules?
Yes, OSHA rule violations can be strong evidence of negligence in third-party claims. While you can’t directly sue your employer for OSHA violations under workers’ comp, you can use OSHA violations to prove that other parties were negligent. We work with OSHA experts to identify all safety rule violations that led to your accident.
What evidence is important in construction accident cases?
Important evidence includes accident reports, safety inspection records, training records, OSHA citations, and witness statements. Photos and videos of the accident scene and equipment are crucial. Medical records showing your injuries are also important. We work quickly to preserve evidence before construction sites are cleaned up or changed.

Types of Injuries and Compensation

What types of injuries do construction workers often suffer?
Construction injuries range from minor cuts and bruises to life-threatening conditions. Common injuries include broken bones from falls, head and brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, burns, cuts from tools, and crush injuries from heavy machinery. Some workers also develop lung problems from breathing dust and chemicals. We handle all types of construction injury cases.
Can I get compensation beyond workers' comp?
Yes, you may be entitled to additional compensation through third-party claims. Construction sites often involve many contractors working together. If another contractor’s negligence caused your accident, you can sue them. If defective equipment caused your injury, you can sue the manufacturer. These third-party claims often provide significantly better compensation than workers’ comp alone.
What if my injury prevents me from doing construction work?
If you can’t return to construction work, you may be entitled to vocational retraining and compensation for lost earning capacity. Some programs help retrain workers for new careers. We help workers get all the benefits they need to rebuild their lives after serious injuries that end their construction careers.
Browse our significant case results to see examples of substantial recoveries in construction site accident cases.

What Clients Say About Our Construction Site Accident Services: Real Stories

Our work has helped many construction workers get the compensation they deserve after serious job site accidents. Read our reviews to see how we fight for building workers against powerful construction companies.

Our Legal Team: Skilled Construction Site Accident Lawyers

Our skilled lawyers handle construction accident cases and understand building site safety and the dangers construction workers face. Our team brings decades of experience to these challenging cases

Carlos A. León, Founding Partner

Started the firm in 1995. He has extensive experience with construction site accidents and knows OSHA safety rules. His expertise with multi-party construction cases has helped many building workers get full compensation for their injuries.

Piero A. Garcia

Focuses on construction accidents involving falls, machinery injuries, and third-party claims. His experience with complex safety investigations makes him highly effective at proving contractor negligence and holding companies accountable.

Lauren M. Esparza

Brings valuable expertise in investigating construction site accidents and proving safety rule violations. Her meticulous approach to building strong cases has helped many construction workers recover significant compensation.

Construction Site Accident Attorney: Areas We Serve Statewide

The León Law Firm helps construction workers throughout Texas who are injured on job sites. We focus on Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, Galveston, and El Paso counties, including:

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Legal Cases: Notable Construction Site Accident Recoveries

Our legal settlements team has recovered millions for construction workers injured on job sites.

Fatal Cement Truck Accident Case – $4,500,000 Settlement

Fatal Cement Truck Accident Case – $4,500,000 Settlement

Fatal Cement Truck Collision, Negligent Maintenance
Without any training, supervision, or inspection to ensure his vehicle was in good working condition, our client was tasked with ...
Trucking Accident Lawyer Secures $2,000,000 Settlement

Trucking Accident Lawyer Secures $2,000,000 Settlement

Justice for Client Injured by Negligent Truck Driver
While exiting a cement plant at a roadside construction site, the defendant truck driver failed to yield the right of ...
Wrongful Death Lawyer Secures $1,541,000 for Pedestrian Fatality

Wrongful Death Lawyer Secures $1,541,000 for Pedestrian Fatality

Roadside Auto-Pedestrian Collision - Fatality
This lawsuit stemmed from fatal injuries suffered by our client's husband in a roadside auto-pedestrian collision. Decedent was working with ...

Contact The León Law Firm: Get Expert Help for Your Construction Accident

Ready to discuss your construction site accident case and learn about your legal options? Contact The León Law Firm today for a free consultation:

The León Law Firm, P.C.
One Sugar Creek Center Blvd, Suite 980
Sugar Land, Texas 77478
Direct Line: (281) 980-4529
Email: info@theleonlawfirm.com

Available:24/7 for serious construction accidents. Can’t come to us? We’ll come to you. Evening and weekend meetings available. Spanish-speaking staff are always available.

Don’t let construction companies deny your claim. Call now to protect your rights as a building worker.

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