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Construction workers who suffer a construction injury in an accident that was not their fault could be entitled to construction injury compensation for their injuries and the losses suffered. This applies whether they are employed or self employed. For free initial advice and to discuss your potential construction injury claims, call us on 0161 696 6235.
If you work in the construction industry, it’s likely that you or somebody you work with has suffered an accident at work which has resulted in a construction site injury. Some injuries are far worse than others and can result in a loss of earnings through an inability to work. In some cases, a serious construction accident can have life altering consequences.
While construction work is dangerous by nature it is the responsibility of the employer or the main contractor on any work site to minimise these dangers and safeguard all workers. If they fail to do so and an employee suffers a construction injury, that employee could be entitled to make a construction injury compensation claim. Other independent contractors working separately on the same site also have a responsibility to workers and a duty to not cause injury through dangerous working practices or negligence.
Yes. If you have been injured in an accident on a construction site which wasn’t your fault you could be entitled to make a building site accident claim. It all starts with one conversation and some free initial no obligation legal advice, so give us a call on 0161 696 6235 or complete our online enquiry form and one of our construction accident solicitors will contact you directly.
Common construction site accident claims are the result of:
Finding out if you have grounds for a construction injury claim couldn't be simpler. All it takes is one quick call to a legal expert at Stephensons. If you have a claim, one of our highly skilled and vastly experienced solicitors will fight to win you the compensation you deserve.
This construction injury compensation can be used to pay for the medical treatments required, including ongoing rehabilitation. Compensation for a construction accident is also intended to repay any financial losses through missed work and perhaps most importantly to adapt your home or car if you have been left physically disabled by your building site accident.
If you think that you have the grounds on which to make a construction injury claim, you might be wondering how long you can expect to wait before you receive your construction accident compensation. The length of time it takes for building site claims to be settled will depend entirely on the nature of your injury and the level of work involved in reaching an agreement. Our team of construction disaster solicitors has years of experience when it comes to making a building site injury compensation claim and will keep you involved in every single step of the process, so that you know exactly how long you can expect to wait before you are awarded your compensation. Construction injury claims differ massively from case to case, so it can be difficult for a Stephensons construction injury lawyer to say exactly how long your case can take, without knowing the full details of your construction site injury and your claim. To begin, get in touch with Stephensons today to discuss your individual situation.
The amount you can expect to pay for one of our building site accident solicitors will differ depending on the level of work that is involved in investigating your claim. At Stephensons, we operate on a no win no fee basis, so you can rest assured that unless your claim is successful, we won’t take payment from you for our services. Our team are experts in construction site injuries and will do everything possible to ensure that your claim is awarded the highest possible amount of construction accident compensation. We offer competitive pricing for our legal services and will keep you involved in every single step of the claims process, so you are up to date with the progression of your claim. If you have suffered a construction injury as a result of negligence from your employer, it’s time you were compensated properly.
Generally, it’s best to make construction injury claims within three years of the incident, but at Stephensons, we can advise on the best next steps, no matter how long ago your accident at work or construction injury occurred. Construction injury claims are made for a whole host of different reasons, and if an injury that you have suffered as a result of negligence on a construction site now affects your ability to live and work normally, then you are entitled to pursue a construction injury compensation claim. Our expert team of construction accident solicitors have a proven track record of achieving the highest possible level of compensation for construction site accident claims for our clients, so let us do the same for you, no matter how long ago your construction accident occurred. Whether it’s to make up for loss of earnings or to cover expensive medical bills, we want to ensure that you are compensated properly. Enquire about hiring a Stephensons construction injury lawyer today and change your life for the better.
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