Newark Construction Accidents Lawyer

An employee who is injured on the job as a result of his or her employer's negligence is eligible for workers' compensation benefits. However, if a third party was responsible for the injuries — such as a product manufacturer or a contractor from another company — the injured worker may be eligible for additional benefits.

At the South Orange law firm of David A. Bolson, we help injured construction workers seek benefits through a third-party liability claim. If a third party caused or contributed to your injuries, contact our law office to learn about your legal options in a free consultation.

Maplewood Third-Party Liability Attorney

Pursuing a third-party liability claim allows an individual to seek additional compensation after suffering a work injury. Workers' compensation benefits are somewhat limiting, allowing compensation for a portion of lost wages and medical care. However, through a third-party liability claim, individuals can seek compensation for additional medical benefits, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages. Examples of a potential third-party liability claim in a construction accident include:

• A negligent product manufacturer whose dangerous product caused an injury
• A negligent coworker or contractor
• A car accident that occurred in a company vehicle
• An unsafe worksite

For more than 30 years, attorney David A. Bolson has been representing clients in New Jersey who have been injured in personal injury and on-the-job accidents.

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If you have suffered a construction site injury and want to find out more about your options for recovering compensation, contact us or call 866-916-4844 for a free consultation.