Cline Injury Law represents victims injured in workplace incidents, including at construction sites. It doesn’t matter if you work at a construction site or if you were just passing through – negligent parties should be held accountable for dangerous conditions and resulting injuries.
After incurring any injuries at a construction site, consult an attorney to understand your legal rights. Injured construction workers can file third-party lawsuits against outside contractors, equipment manufacturers, or property owners.
Cline Injury Law’s personal injury attorneys have helped file construction accident cases involving:
We hold third parties accountable for injuries caused by violating Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements. Our attorneys will pursue justice under the full extent of the law and ensure victims receive the compensation they deserve.
Many damaging slip-and-fall accidents happen at construction sites. In some cases, victims may be eligible for compensation from a third party that was at fault. Speak with our highly experienced construction accident attorneys to learn more.
Were you wrongfully exposed to harmful toxins or chemicals while at a construction site? If so, you deserve to be compensated for any resulting respiratory illnesses and other medical expenses. Our personal injury firm will help you understand exactly what you’re owed.
Construction site employees and managers should be properly trained to minimize the risk to workers and visitors. Our San Diego construction attorneys are proud to represent victims who have been impacted by subpar preparation, training, and education at construction sites.
There are many California personal injury law firms, but they don’t all have a proven track record of successful cases. At Cline Injury Law, we have decades of experience representing construction workers in court – and actually winning their cases.
Our San Diego construction injury lawyers have helped victims obtain financial settlements for:
Contact a San Diego construction injury attorney immediately after the accident to strengthen your case. The more time you have to collect evidence and prepare your arguments, the better.
There are many requirements in regard to construction accident laws in California. Our legal team builds impenetrable construction accident cases by:
We’ll begin our partnership with a free evaluation. Then, should you retain our legal services, we’ll work on a contingency fee policy. That means you don’t pay our lawyers until we’ve successfully obtained a fair settlement on your behalf.
In many cases, you can file a third-party lawsuit to obtain additional compensation from another party. Consult an experienced attorney to learn more.
It is not legally required to hire an attorney. However, we highly recommend seeking legal representation after a San Diego construction injury. Personal injury law in California is complicated, but our legal team will provide you with years of experience and a true passion for justice.
Yes, you can still file a lawsuit if a party other than your employer contributed to your San Diego construction injuries. Talk to an experienced personal injury attorney to learn more.
In California, plaintiffs have up to two years from the accident date to file a claim. This deadline can only be extended under rare circumstances of late discovery. To learn if your case qualifies, schedule an evaluation with trusted legal experts. There is an exception for construction accidents when a governmental entity is involved. In these cases the statute of limitations can be as soon as six months from the date of injury so it is imperative to quickly contact a lawyer.
At Cline Injury Law, we speak up for construction workers and passersby who have been unfairly injured. If you or someone you love has been impacted by a construction accident, our attorneys will help you pursue legal justice.