Construction Accidents

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Construction Accident Attorneys

We all work to earn money. If you work in construction, you also work because you take pride in being productive with your hands and building things that will be used by people for years to come.

A workplace injury can be devastating for construction workers not only because of the financial effects, but also because they often leave workers unable to fully utilize their bodies for work. There are laws designed to provide compensation for these work-related injuries, and an experienced lawyer can help you obtain the compensation you may be entitled to.

Case Results

$375,000 to a woman who suffered a fractured femur as a result of being T-boned by a negligent driver.
$4,000,000 to a grandmother who suffered irreversible brain damage as a result of the negligence of a hospital in administering anesthesia for a routine surgery for a broken ankle
$650,000 to a carpenter who suffered a knee injury that required multiple surgeries, and he was unable to return to his pre-injury job as a result.
$375,000 to a woman who suffered a fractured femur as a result of being T-boned by a negligent driver."
$4,000,000 to a grandmother who suffered irreversible brain damage as a result of the negligence of a hospital in administering anesthesia for a routine surgery for a broken ankle
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Helping Chicagoland’s Construction Workers File Workers’ Comp Claims

Our firm believes that people who work hard for a living and are injured on the job should have access to qualified legal assistance for navigating the workers’ compensation process. We only handle injury claims, which means we have experience helping people with a wide range of injuries and long-term care needs. This also means we know how to be effectively aggressive with employer insurance companies and the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission (IWCC) to make sure our clients receive compensation as long as they are prevented from working.

We help construction workers injured as a result of:

A construction worker clutches his knee in pain, with a hard hat discarded nearby. A ladder, saw, and paint cans lie scattered in the background. In such situations, seeking legal advice from a lawyer specializing in construction worker injury can be crucial.
Illinois law allows third-party claims against negligent contractors and subcontractors. By discussing your case with our experienced attorney, you will know whether you have additional options for financial recovery in addition to your workers’ comp claim.

Our Job Is To Help You When You Can’t Do Yours. Contact Us Now.

To speak with construction worker injury attorney John S. Eliasik in a free, no-obligation case evaluation, send an email or call our Chicago Loop office. We can travel to you if you cannot come to our office.

Contact Us For A Free Consultation

We represent people throughout Cook County, Chicagoland and elsewhere in Illinois. Call us at 866-937-5703 or send an email to discuss your case in a free, no-obligation case evaluation. If you cannot travel to us, we will gladly come to you.

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