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CONSTRUCTION INJURY CASES, part 2
If you are injured at a
construction site, not only do you have a workers’
compensation
case, you may also have a third-party claim. Your
third-party claim may be against the
general contractor, or a sub-contractor on the construction
site, or the manufacturer of a ladder, scaffolding or tools
that caused your injury, or in some cases, the owner of the
project in question.
If you have a third-party
claim, you are able to recover in addition to your workers’
compensation case, damages for pain and suffering, future
pain and suffering, loss of a
normal life, disability, past and future medical expenses,
and lost wages.
A construction injury case
is complex, difficult and should not be left to an
inexperienced
attorney, as you only have one chance to recover money
damages from the negligent
party or parties. The attorney you choose to handle a
construction case for yourself or
loved one, can dramatically determine the amount of money
you recover in your case.
Although all attorneys are licensed to practice law and can
accept a construction injury case, not all attorneys
practice in this area, and there are many pitfalls for the
unwary, or inexperienced, practitioner.
The attorney you hire to
handle a construction injury case must first recognize that
you may have a third-party claim. He or she must be able to
identify the culpable parties and/or entities that may be
responsible for your injuries, many of which are not
apparent at first glance, and not recognized by an
inexperienced attorney. The attorney must understand and be
familiar with the O.S.H.A. regulations, and identify when
the general contractors or sub-contractors failed to comply
with the O.S.H.A. regulations.
Attorney David N.
Rechenberg is an experienced trial attorney who has handled
major construction injury cases throughout his career, on
both sides of the lawsuit, usually for the injured worker.
Attorney Rechenberg occasionally has represented contractors
who have been sued for work injuries. Mr. Rechenberg has
represented numerous injured workers and recovered
substantial money damages for them and their families in
construction injury cases.
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