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Construction work can be physically demanding and risky work. Construction workers do their jobs from scaffolding and roofs, where the risk of falling is always present. Heavy machinery introduces risk of electrocution accidents and other potentially severe injuries. In Texas, work on oil rigs introduces the risk of explosions.
A construction site accident can be debilitating and life-changing. If you or a loved one was injured, choose a San Antonio workplace accident attorney with the experience and resources to get you the compensation you deserve. Turn to the Herrera Law Firm. We aggressively pursue claims for workers injured on the job.
Please note: The Herrera Law Firm does not accept workers' compensation cases, but does handle third-party claims related to workers' compensation.
If you were injured in a construction accident, you may be able to pursue compensation from someone other than your employer, or a third party.
If you were injured in a workplace accident in Texas, it's important to contact the Herrera Law Firm promptly to protect your rights. Some accident victims make decisions before consulting with an attorney that ultimately reduces their compensation. Don't make that mistake. Get in touch with us today.
According to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics, 6.4 percent of construction laborers sustain injuries, while 3.4 percent are injured severely and need time off from work or a change of job responsibilities. Whether you were injured in a crane accident or while roofing, you deserve a construction site accident lawyer on your side.
Common examples of construction accidents include:
At the Herrera Law Firm, an experienced construction accident attorney in San Antonio can fight for your rights. Contact us online or call 1-800-455-1054. Our attorneys are ready to put our legal experience to work for you.
Let us help you get what you deserve.
Call or e-mail us today for a free case evaluation.
1-800-455-1054Click here for local Office Locations
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