Arizona Construction Accident Attorneys
Getting hurt in a worksite accident can have a domino effect on your whole life. If you cannot work, even if you are collecting worker's compensation, you cannot pay your bills. If your bills pile up, you may lose your home, and the stress can cause unrest and instability that can affect everyone in the family. Before things get to this stage, we want to help you.
Call an experienced construction accident lawyer at Bohm & Jones, P.C., today at 602.635.1384 or e-mail our office. We also represent people who have lost family members due to an accident on the job.
We are conveniently located off Camelback Road, handling construction site and other personal injury matters for people throughout Maricopa County and Arizona.
Unraveling the Thread of Responsibility for Your Injuries
It is true that workers' compensation will cover your accident costs if your employer was responsible. The unusual thing about construction workplace accidents and injuries is that there is often third-party liability. Construction injury cases can be complicated because there are often many different companies on a job site all at once. We have a long and proven track record of getting to the bottom of any construction site injury and holding the responsible people accountable.
We have a detailed understanding of the codes, laws and other regulations that may come into play with regard to disabilities, workers’ compensation and OSHA and construction site rules and regulations.
Since 1987, We Have Helped People Suffering from the Following Types of Serious Injuries:
- Falls from ladders, roofs, scaffolding and decks
- Falls into pits
- Falls through roof patches
- Uneven floors
- Faulty equipment
- Electrocution
Why Hire Us?
We know how to win. We care about our clients. We know how to develop evidence for even the most complex cases. Personal injury law is all that we do. We have a deep well of experience as negotiators and trial lawyers that we bring to each and every case.
Please call us at 602.635.1384 to arrange a free and confidential initial consultation to discuss the facts of your case and how we can help you. You may also choose to send us an e-mail.
