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In the United States, there are often over 1,200 fatal occupational injuries
on construction sites. The construction industry also experiences
hundreds of thousands of injuries and illnesses every year. Often, we see
that construction has only about 6% of U.S. workers, but nearly 20% of
the fatalities - the largest number of fatalities reported for any U.S.
industry sector.
Construction site hazards and risks can be identified and measured. The
failures resulting in injuries and deaths occur where the safely of workers
is not carefully and adequately planned. When the construction employer
does not watch out for the worker, it is fair to seek answers and
compensation.
Our fee comes from the compensation, settlement, or award we procure
for you, so we do not receive a fee unless and until you are compensated.
on construction sites. The construction industry also experiences
hundreds of thousands of injuries and illnesses every year. Often, we see
that construction has only about 6% of U.S. workers, but nearly 20% of
the fatalities - the largest number of fatalities reported for any U.S.
industry sector.
Construction site hazards and risks can be identified and measured. The
failures resulting in injuries and deaths occur where the safely of workers
is not carefully and adequately planned. When the construction employer
does not watch out for the worker, it is fair to seek answers and
compensation.
Our fee comes from the compensation, settlement, or award we procure
for you, so we do not receive a fee unless and until you are compensated.