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Investigating Third Party Negligence in San Antonio Construction Site Accidents
Any construction worker knows how important it is to stay safe on the job. According to regulations set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), there are various safety practices that must be upheld on a construction site in San Antonio to guarantee that safety. Despite that, accidents often happen on construction sites, and those that do happen are commonly devastating to the victim. While worker’s compensation protects employees whose injuries were caused by employer negligence, it does not protect those victims from accidents caused by third parties. If you have suffered an injury in a San Antonio, Texas third party construction accident, the lawyers at Carabin Shaw will help you fight for the justice and financial compensation that you are entitled to.
The aftermath of a construction site injury is often confusing and hectic. Growing medical bills, lost wages from reduced work hours, and even permanent disability or disfigurement are just some of the more common damages. The San Antonio Texas Attorneys at Carabin Shaw will guide you through the process of filing your claim from the moment of your injury until you have won your case. We will investigate the circumstances of the accident, gather evidence for your case, and help you to win every cent of the financial settlement that is owed to you so that you can focus entirely on your recovery.
Investigating Third Party Negligence in San Antonio Construction Site AccidentsWhereas a workers’ compensation claim does not demand that the injured employee prove their employer’s negligence, a third party construction site claim does function the same as any other personal injury claim. This means that the victim must collect and present evidence to prove that the at-fault party is liable for their damages by showing that the third party’s negligence is what caused the accident.
A third party claim references any liable party that is not the victim’s employer. This can include contractors, drivers during road construction, and equipment manufacturers as examples.
Carabin Shaw’s construction accident lawyers in San Antonio have over three decades of experience working alongside personal injury victims. Our attorneys will investigate every possible cause and contributor toward your accident in order to identify the liable party, and gather the evidence necessary to prove that liability. This includes not only identifying the clearer causes, but also the aspects of an accident that are harder to identify as construction sites change drastically from day to day.
Support from Carabin Shaw AttorneysIn the time that our attorneys have fought for the compensation that personal injury victims are entitled to, we have won over $1 billion for our clients collectively, and the quality support we offer can be seen at Carabin Shaw’s client reviews.
To best support our clients in their time of need, we offer free initial case review and consultation to any victims of construction site injuries where a third party was at fault. This, in tandem with the contingent-fee agreement that our attorneys utilize, means that you pay nothing for the services of a Carabin Shaw attorney until your case has been won.
Why Carabin Shaw?Construction accidents claims, especially for accidents caused by third parties, demand that an experienced and skilled construction accident attorney be involved. Hiring an attorney who has years of experience in construction accident cases means working alongside an expert who understands how to investigate OSHA violations, handle product liability, and gather the evidence that is essential to such cases.
Our attorneys have over three decades of experience, bringing with it the expertise and resources necessary to help you build and file your strongest possible claim. For a free evaluation of your accident claim, or to ask any other questions you may have, call our English AND Spanish speaking staff, available 24/7 and toll-free, at 800-862-1260.
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