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According to the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), more than 5,000 workers were killed on the job in the United States in 2021. That’s an average of 343 worker deaths every day. Out of all workers, Latino employees were the most at risk of dying while on the job.
Millions of families nationwide have loved ones who worked in construction areas, and every day these workers put their trust in their employers. However, when accidents happen, that trust is often not matched. When a negligent employer tries to blame you-the worker who has suffered the accident-and tries to deny you the compensation you deserve, it’s time to fight back.
We understand the financial burden you may be suffering during this difficult time. That’s why we do not charge unless we win your case. Ramos James Law goes to great lengths to help you secure the compensation you deserve.
(512) 537-3369 Free ConsultationThe following four types of accidents were the main responsible for more than 60% of the deaths of construction workers that occurred in 2016:
If the construction companies implemented safety rules, regulations and procedures to combat the fatalities properly, OSHA estimates that 631 could be saved every year.
The construction zones are always full of dangerous tools and precarious work conditions, even for the most expert builder. When an accident happens, the worker can suffer serious injuries such as:
Even though experiencing a construction accident is already stressful enough, employers sometimes act in bad faith and refuse to pay the compensation owed to the injured builder. If that happens, it’s time to take the situation to the next level and get legal support.
Your employers are required to keep the work area free of potential hazards with rigorous safety protocols, but the chances of an accident will always be present. If you have suffered injuries in a construction accident:
The process is different when working with an unjust death. The family of the deceased should be the one who seeks legal advice to obtain the compensation due for the death of his loved one.
In any case, the negligence of the employer must be demonstrated in order to receive the compensation deserved, either due to the existence of defective products, machinery in poor condition, or bad protocols in the work area. Let Austin construction accident attorneys at Ramos James Law help you win the fight.
If your company refuses to compensate you, you still have the option of recovering with the support of an expert construction accident lawyer.
Do not lose hope. Contact us at (512) 537-3369 to obtain your free legal consultation.
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(512) 537-3369
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