Falling object accidents on Georgia construction sites can have a devastating effect on their victims. Falling object accidents can cause serious head trauma for the construction worker, who may need surgery, rehabilitation and a significant amount of time away from work as a result of their injuries. In many cases of falling object accidents, the worker's injuries could have been prevented had proper precautions, such as netting, secured scaffolding and restricted areas, been implemented.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a falling object accident on a Georgia construction site, a safety violation may have been the cause of your injuries. If this is the case, you may be able to file a claim against the construction site owner or other entity for damages. To find out if you have legal recourse, complete our free, no risk case review form today.
According to Georgia construction accident law, contractors, construction site owners and other entities are required to adhere to certain safety regulations on construction sites to protect against falling object accidents. If they fail to comply with these laws, and an accident results, they may be liable for any subsequent falling object accident injuries, which may include:
If you or a loved one was injured in a falling object accident, you may have legal recourse to file a claim for medical bills, lost wages and other damages. However, it's important to contact an Atlanta construction accident lawyer as soon as possible to help make sure your case is supported by strong evidence. Our Atlanta falling object accident attorneys have the resources necessary to preserve proof the accident and injuries, take photos, interview witness, and perform all other investigative tasks in a timely manner, as well as help ensure your claim is filed within the Georgia statute of limitations. To find out if we can assist with your falling object accident claim, complete our free case review form today.
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