Construction Accident Attorneys
When a serious construction accident happens, identifying who controlled the hazard and who may be legally responsible can be critical to the recovery path.
Injured On A Construction Site?
Free Case Review • No Fee Unless We Win. You may have a claim beyond workers’ comp. Serious falls, equipment accidents, falling objects, unsafe jobsites, and third-party liability reviewed statewide.
Tell us what happened. We review whether another contractor, owner, vendor, driver, or equipment company may be responsible.
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A Construction Injury Case May Involve More Than Workers’ Comp
Workers’ compensation may apply after many jobsite injuries, but some construction accidents also involve third-party liability.
A third-party claim may exist when someone other than your employer contributed to the accident, such as a subcontractor, property owner, equipment company, negligent driver, vendor, or general contractor.
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Tell us where the accident happened, what caused it, and what treatment you received. We review serious construction injury cases statewide.
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Serious Construction Accident Cases We Review
Construction sites involve many companies and moving parts. We review serious injury cases where a contractor, property owner, equipment company, driver, vendor, or unsafe condition may have contributed.
Scaffold and ladder falls
Falls from scaffolds, ladders, roofs, platforms, or elevated work areas may involve missing fall protection, unsafe access, or safety violations.
Falling object injuries
Tools, materials, debris, or equipment falling from above can cause serious head, neck, spine, and orthopedic injuries.
Heavy equipment and forklift accidents
Forklifts, cranes, loaders, trucks, and other heavy equipment can cause severe injuries when work areas and traffic are not controlled safely.
Unsafe jobsite conditions
Open edges, debris, unstable surfaces, poor lighting, missing warnings, and blocked walkways can create serious trip and fall hazards.
Electrical injuries and burns
Exposed wiring, unsafe panels, power tools, and energized equipment can cause shock injuries, burns, and other serious harm.
Trench, collapse, and excavation injuries
Excavation accidents may involve cave-ins, unstable soil, missing trench protection, or unsafe site control by contractors.
Machinery and tool injuries
Defective tools, unguarded machinery, maintenance failures, or unsafe equipment use may require a third-party investigation.
Construction wrongful death
When a construction accident causes a death, families may need urgent review of liability, evidence preservation, and insurance coverage.
Signs You May Have A Construction Injury Case
Not every jobsite injury is a personal injury claim. But certain facts may suggest there is more to review than a standard workers’ compensation issue.
- Someone Other Than Your Employer May Be Responsible A subcontractor, property owner, equipment company, driver, vendor, or general contractor may have created or failed to fix the hazard.
- The Injury Was Serious Fractures, surgery, head injuries, back or spine trauma, burns, crush injuries, amputations, or hospitalization may require deeper investigation.
- The Accident Involved A Dangerous Jobsite Condition Falls, missing guardrails, open edges, debris, falling objects, unstable surfaces, trench hazards, exposed wiring, or unsafe equipment may all matter.
- There Were Multiple Companies On Site Construction sites often involve several contractors and vendors. Liability may depend on who controlled the area, equipment, or safety condition.
- Evidence May Disappear Quickly Photos, video, incident reports, witness names, OSHA records where applicable, equipment logs, and subcontractor information can be important.
- You Are Not Sure If It Is Only Workers’ Comp Many injured workers are told their only option is workers’ comp. That may be true in some cases, but serious accidents may deserve a third-party liability review.
Not every construction injury supports a third-party claim. We screen for serious injury, factual evidence, and who may have controlled the hazard.
If you are unsure, it is worth having the facts reviewed. We can help identify whether the case appears to be workers’ comp only, a third-party injury claim, or another possible recovery path.
Why A Construction Injury May Be More Than Workers’ Comp
Workers’ compensation may apply after many jobsite injuries, but some construction accidents also involve third-party liability. A third-party claim may exist when someone other than your employer contributed to the injury, such as another contractor, a negligent driver, a property owner, an equipment manufacturer, or a maintenance company. This is a case-by-case review, not legal advice.
Injury severity
Fractures, surgery, head or back injuries, crush injuries, and long-term limitations change how a case is evaluated.
Jobsite complexity
Multiple contractors, equipment vendors, and overlapping work areas can affect who owed a duty and who controlled the hazard.
Evidence
Photos, video, incident documentation, witness names, OSHA filings where applicable, and equipment records may not last long.
Third-party fault
A claim may be stronger when another company—not only your employer—contributed to unsafe conditions or equipment.
Every case depends on the facts. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Free Construction Injury ReviewWhat your case may include
Compensation In Construction Injury Cases
A serious construction injury can affect your medical care, paycheck, trade, and family. We review whether the facts point to workers’ comp only, a third-party injury claim, or both.
Free construction injury review
What We Look At Before Talking Case Value
- Whether another contractor, owner, vendor, driver, or equipment company may share fault
- Emergency care, imaging, surgery, therapy, work restrictions, and future treatment
- Lost wages, missed projects, and whether you can return to the same trade
- Photos, incident reports, witnesses, OSHA records where applicable, and insurance coverage
If a third party contributed to the accident, your claim may involve damages beyond basic workers’ compensation benefits.
Medical Bills & Future Treatment
Emergency care, imaging, surgery, therapy, medication, specialist visits, and future treatment needs can all matter.
Lost Income
Missed shifts, delayed projects, reduced hours, and time away from your trade can affect the value review.
Pain & Suffering
When a third-party claim exists, damages may include the human impact of pain, disruption, and loss of normal life.
Loss Of Earning Capacity
Severe injuries can limit heavy labor, climbing, lifting, equipment work, or your ability to return to the same role.
Long-Term Impairment
Spine injuries, brain injuries, crush injuries, burns, amputations, and permanent restrictions can change the case analysis.
Wrongful Death
If a jobsite accident is fatal, surviving family members may have rights that should be reviewed quickly.
Every case is different. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. The available recovery depends on liability, damages, insurance coverage, and the facts of the accident.
How We Investigate Construction Accident Claims
Construction accident cases often depend on identifying who controlled the worksite, who created the hazard, and what evidence exists before it disappears.
Jobsite evidence and liability review
We focus on incident documentation, subcontractor roles, equipment involvement, and who had safety responsibility on the project—before records fade and scenes change.
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Review how the accident happened
We start with your account, employer reports, and any immediate documentation from the site.
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Identify all companies on the jobsite
We map general contractors, subcontractors, vendors, equipment providers, and property involvement.
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Review incident reports, photos, video, and witness names
We look for documentation that may support how the work area was controlled and what was unsafe.
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Evaluate jobsite control and safety responsibilities
Liability often turns on who controlled the area, equipment, or condition that contributed to the injury.
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Review equipment, maintenance, and contractor records
Equipment logs, maintenance history, and contractor communications may matter in serious equipment cases.
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Review medical treatment and injury severity
Medical records help connect the mechanism of injury to the harm and future needs.
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Analyze insurance coverage and possible recovery paths
We evaluate liability coverage, additional insureds, and realistic paths under the facts.
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Determine workers’ comp only, third-party liability, or both
We help identify whether the facts suggest a workers’ comp-only path, a third-party injury claim, or another recovery option to review.
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Why Choose Insider Accident Lawyers
Construction injury PPC leads need fast answers: Is there serious treatment? Is there a third party? Is there evidence to preserve?
Serious injury case review
We prioritize major jobsite injuries with documented treatment and clear fact patterns to evaluate.
Third-party liability analysis
We review whether another contractor, vendor, owner, or equipment party may share responsibility—not only your employer.
Evidence preservation
We emphasize fast action to protect photos, reports, witness information, and site documentation where possible.
Insurance coverage review
We evaluate realistic coverage and recovery paths under California injury law.
No fee unless we win
Contingency fee representation with no upfront attorney fee.
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Spanish-speaking team members are available to assist when needed.
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Serious inquiries receive attorney-level review of the fact pattern when appropriate.
Meet Your Attorney
Shawn Rokni
Attorney at Law
Shawn Rokni is an experienced California personal injury attorney who represents people seriously injured on construction sites and in other major injury cases statewide.
Prior to representing injured people, Shawn worked with insurance companies. That experience informs how we investigate third-party liability, preserve jobsite evidence, and pursue fair compensation.
Education
- J.D., Chapman University School of Law
- B.A., University of California - Los Angeles
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Orange County Bar Association
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Consumer Attorneys of California
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Harvey Goldhammer
Senior Litigation Attorney
Nathaniel Clark
Senior Litigation Attorney
Edward C. Yim
Senior Litigation Attorney
Steven Salazar
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Donn W. Christensen, Esq.
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Artur Mheryan
Associate Attorney
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If you were seriously injured on a construction site, request a free case review now. We can review whether the facts suggest a third-party personal injury claim, workers’ compensation issue, or another recovery path.
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