Scottsdale Construction Accident Attorneys

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Scottsdale Construction Accident

The construction industry is one of the most dangerous industries globally and within the United States. For every 100,000 workers in the construction industry, 15 lose their lives from job-related injuries. If you sustained an injury on a construction site in Arizona, you should consult with an experienced Scottsdale construction accident attorney to find out if you have a legal case for damages. At The Breyer Law Offices, we offer straightforward advice and honest answers on your legal options so that you and your family can make informed decisions after a construction accident injury.

Construction accident injuries occur from a sudden traumatic accident or cumulative effects of heavy labor, such as repetitive use, aggravation to pre-existing conditions or aggravation of degenerative conditions. All are covered claims under workers' compensation laws.

The Arizona Constitution requires all employers to carry workers' compensation coverage. Workers' compensation covers medical expenses for on-the-job injuries and limited wage loss. You might hear wage loss benefits as "sustenance benefits." The benefits pay a percentage of the injured worker's wages while the worker is medically unable to work because of a job-related injury.

Workers' compensation is a no-fault system. In other words, it doesn't matter who holds the fault that caused the injury. As long as the injury arises out of and in the course of employment, it is covered. The workers' compensation carrier is required to provide all medical treatment in a timely manner. The Industrial Commission of Arizona pays the first installment of wage loss benefits no later than 21 days after written notification to the insurance carrier, except in a claim denial.

If the negligence of a third party caused the accident, you may be entitled to both a workers' compensation claim and a Scottsdale personal injury claim. Responsible third parties on a construction site include property owners, general contractors, subcontractors, architects, engineers, construction managers and suppliers of material and equipment. A personal injury claim allows recovery of your total wage loss, damages for pain and suffering and loss of or damage to familial relationships like spouses and children.

It takes considerable knowledge, experience and resources to sort out all the issues of liability, safety compliance and responsible parties in a construction accident. The Scottsdale construction accident lawyers at The Breyer Law Offices efficiently coordinate your workers' compensation and personal injury claims to ensure there are no deadlines overlooked that preempt your rights to a full recovery. We aggressively pursue the insurance carriers and negligent parties. We are seasoned trial attorneys, prepared for trial if a reasonable settlement award is not forthcoming.

You can contact us today for a free case evaluation. We look forward to hearing from you.

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