Texas Construction Accident Lawyer
Construction sites across Texas involve heavy equipment, heights, and hazards that can lead to serious injuries. Injured workers and bystanders may have more than one path to compensation, which can include third-party claims in addition to any workers' benefits that apply. OAP Legal Group helps injured people understand their options under Texas law.
Common Causes
- Falls from heights and scaffolding
- Falling tools, materials, or debris
- Equipment and machinery accidents
- Electrocution and utility hazards
- Trench and excavation collapses
- Inadequate safety measures
Common Injuries
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Spinal cord injuries
- Fractures and crush injuries
- Burns and electrical injuries
- Amputations
- Catastrophic injuries
Who May Be Responsible
- A general contractor or subcontractor
- A property or site owner
- An equipment manufacturer
- A third party whose negligence contributed
Evidence That Can Help
- Incident and OSHA-related reports
- Site safety records
- Equipment maintenance records
- Photographs and video of the scene
- Witness statements
- Medical documentation
Compensation That May Be Available
- Medical care and rehabilitation
- Lost income and future earning capacity
- Pain, mental anguish, and impairment
- Disfigurement
- Long-term care in severe cases
Common Insurance Challenges
- Disputes over which parties are responsible
- Questions about workers' benefits versus third-party claims
- Efforts to limit or delay payment
- Complex multi-company job sites
The information provided on this page is general and is not legal advice. Laws and deadlines can vary and change, and you should seek legal advice about your specific matter.
What to Do After Your Injury
- Report the injury and seek medical care
- Document the scene and equipment involved
- Preserve any safety records you can access
- Identify witnesses
- Speak with a lawyer about all possible claims
How OAP Legal Group Helps
- Evaluate workers' benefits and potential third-party claims
- Investigate site conditions and safety practices
- Identify all responsible parties
- Pursue fair compensation and litigate when appropriate
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Texas Construction Accident Lawyer: Frequently Asked Questions
General answers to common questions about this type of claim. This is not legal advice.
The information provided on this page is general and is not legal advice. Laws and deadlines can vary and change, and you should seek legal advice about your specific matter.
You Do Not Have to Face This Alone
Tell OAP Legal Group what happened and learn more about your legal options. Your consultation is free, and you pay no attorney’s fees unless we recover compensation for you.