What Truly Caused Your Construction Accident Injuries

A construction accident is frequently one of the worst types of personal injuries, because it almost always involves heavy equipment or working in precarious situations. When you’re injured in these situations, it’s important to call an attorney right away because workers’ compensation isn’t always enough to pay back your medical bills due to your injuries. Finding evidence is everything, and there could be challenges.

Here at Wilson Kehoe Winingham, we work with construction accident injuries on a regular basis, and we see every type of injury. We look into every available piece of evidence to show what happened.

Common Causes of Construction Injuries

Scaffolding and ladder falls are some of the most frequent construction accidents. These accidents might be the direct fault of the company you work for in not maintaining safety codes, the general contractor, or the equipment itself. Conversely, it could be that the company behind the scaffolding or ladder didn’t design the products well.

While falls cause serious injuries, roadway accidents while doing construction work (or heavy objects falling on you) are sometimes near fatal. We’ve seen far too many deaths in these scenarios, and any heavy object falling on your head may cause lifelong brain injuries. Even seemingly minor accidents like power tool mishaps or a forklift accident could cause bodily injury affecting the rest of your life.

Investigating Construction Accidents

We sometimes hire private investigators to find more evidence if initial evidence is inconclusive. We work hard to find the truth, including security video footage when it’s available.

Contact a Construction Site Accident Attorney Today

If you or a loved one have been injured as a result of a construction accident, you are urged to contact the Indianapolis Construction Site Accident Attorneys of Wilson Kehoe Winingham. The lawyers at WKW can help you get the compensation you deserve. Call 317.920.6400 or fill out an online contact form for a free, no-obligation case evaluation.

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