Personal Injury Compensation Solicitors
Construction Accident Compensation Claims
Construction is one of the biggest industries in the UK, employing £2.2million people. It is also one of the most dangerous, killing 2500 people in the last 25 years and seriously injuring more than 1000 workers each year. Common construction accident scenarios include:
- Fall through a roof
- Fall from a ladder
- Being struck by a construction vehicle
- Being struck by falling loads
- Being crushed by a collapsing structure
Construction accident compensation claims can be complex. Although construction workers can rely on a large number of Health and Safety regulations to make a case, the nature of the industry means that one of the more difficult parts of making such a compensation claim is working out who to sue. Working relationships are often casual with no formal contractual arrangements and, if an accident occurs on a large scale building project, there may be various companies involved. MyClaims lawyers are very experienced at using the regulations and working through the contractual relationships to see who the appropriate defendant is. In addition we also represent many clients who have come to work in this country from the new EU members such as Poland and Albania. Our lawyers understand that it can sometimes be daunting to deal with lawyers in a foreign country.
At My Claim we also recognise that as well as making a personal injury claim, clients also want to maintain a good relationship with their employer. We guarantee to handle this personal injury claim sensitively and will liaise with you to ensure that the process runs as smoothly as possible.
To find out if you could make a personal injury claim for a Construction Accident, simply call our freephone number or complete the online enquiry form NOW for totally confidential, free, no-obligation, expert advice from an expert personal injury solicitor.
No Win, No Fee
- Keep 100% of your compensation
- Win or lose - No hidden charges
- Specialist Personal Injury Solicitors
- Solicitors regulated by the Law Society
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