Sacramento Personal Injury

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Sacramento Construction Injury Lawyer | Sacramento Construction Accident Attorney

Construction is a dangerous business and many construction workers are seriously injured or killed while simply doing their job on construction sites. Electrical accidents and electrocution, excavation collapses, and nail gun injuries result in serious injuries and deaths all too often. When a construction worker is injured on the job in California, he or she often cannot make a claim against the employer for work related injuries, as those must be handled in a workers’ compensation claim under the California Workers’ Compensation Act. Regardless of which state you live in, a similar restriction may be applicable to your situation.

There are certain circumstances, however, in which an injured construction worker may recover damages when another party has been negligent, careless, or reckless in terms of safety precautions taken on a construction site.

Some common construction accident cases throughout the State of California include:

Falls from cranes, ladders and scaffolding
Injuries caused by dangerous and defective power tools, nail guns, derricks, hoists, conveyors and winches
Accidents involving forklifts, trucks, graters, bulldozers, back hoes, tractors and other heavy equipment
Electrical accidents and electrocution involving overhead power lines or equipment
Excavation site accidents and collapses
Drilling or digging into underground power lines

If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident it is important to protect your legal rights.

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Anderson & Johnson, LLP
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