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Working conditions on a construction site can be dangerous, particularly when people are negligent or simply don’t pay attention. Construction-related injuries can be caused by:

• Falls from ladders or scaffolding
• Inadequate worksite safety
• Toxic exposures
• Electrical hazards
• Bridge collapses
• Tunnel and trench collapses
• Falling objects and debris
• Crane accidents
• Construction site auto accidents
• Improper safety gear
• Construction site gas leaks and explosions

If you are a construction worker and get hurt on the job, workers’ compensation and Social Security benefits may not be enough to take care of your medical needs and to reimburse you and your family for any economic losses. If a third party is responsible, it may be possible to bring a personal injury claim to obtain that necessary compensation. With so much at stake, you need an experienced lawyer who will to recover the damages you deserve.

I have handled hundreds of cases for people who have been injured or harmed through no fault of their own. My years of experience against property owners and insurance companies, both in the courtroom and at the negotiating table, make my firm a firm to seriously consider when your health, income and future are on the line.

Please contact me today at (810) 258-0900 or by e-mail at mparillo@parillolaw.com.