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Need To Know Injury Issues

Get injury lawyer help now for many of the following injury issues.

Injury laywers that are experienced in representing catastrophic injuries include things such as brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, eye injuries, neurological disorders, severe burns, accidental amputation, and multiple fractures. Victims of catastrophic injuries may suffer from a loss of movement or sensation. They may lose their ability to communicate or have impaired cognitive abilities.

The catastrophic injury may adversely impact the victim's respiration or circulation. Other body systems such as the gastrointestinal system and the urinary system may also be negatively affected by these injuries.

Managing catastrophic injuries can be complicated and require the assistance of a multitude of healthcare professionals. Victims may require the services of healthcare professionals such as physicians, nurses, counselors, and therapists. The long-term costs of services such as these can be astronomical, and most victims are not financially prepared to meet these expenses. A catastrophic injuries attorney can help victims ensure they receive the monetary damages they deserve.

 

 

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Third Party Causes of Action with Construction Injuries

While workers’ compensation limits the amount of compensation an injured employee can receive, a third party cause of action allows people to sue a third party that may share responsibility for the injury. The availability of this option is dependent on the cause of the injury. Third party claims may include car accidents, slip and falls, getting hit with falling objects, and more. A third party is a non-employee or company representative that is somehow directly or indirectly involved in the incident that caused the injury.

Have you are someone you love been injured in a situation where a third party was involved? If so, our lawyers can help you get the full compensation you deserve. Contact a Construction Accidents attorney in your area to get started.

Types of third party cause of action:

  • Car accidents
  • Construction site accidents when a subcontractor is to blame
  • Slip and fall accident at a location other than your workplace
  • Dog attack while visiting a client or customer
  • Other accidents that happen on location

A third party cause of action is when the blame for your injury does not fall solely on your employer. Workers’ compensation protects employers from being sued for work-related injuries. However, you may be able to file for workers’ compensation and pursue a lawsuit.

In these situations, the employer and the third party may be held partially responsible. Finding one or the other solely responsible may negate your ability to seek compensation from each. You may be able to sue for pain and suffering, emotional distress, and punitive damages. A workers’ compensation lawyer that is well versed in third party cause of action law may be able to help you maximize your compensation.

Has you or someone you care about been injured as a result of a third party’s negligence? Our Construction Accidents attorneys can help sort out the details and get the proper amount of compensation. Contact a lawyer in your area to get started.




Did you know?
If you slip and fall while at a client or customer’s house, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation because you were working when the injury occurred,
but you may also be able to sue the customer or client if the fall was a result of their negligence.



 
 
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