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In construction site injury litigation, one of the most contentious battles revolves around establishing notice and control. When a subcontractor’s employee suffers a catastrophic injury due to an unanchored fall harness, an unguarded trench, or an unstable scaffolding rig, general contractors (GCs) historically deployed a standard legal defense:
Construction sites remain some of the most hazardous workplaces in the United States. Every day, workers face risks from heavy machinery, falls, unsafe scaffolding, electrical hazards, and exposure to dangerous materials. In 2026, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is introducing new enforcement priorities and rule updates
Construction sites are one of the most dangerous places to work, with construction accidents causing many workplace injuries and deaths every year. The nature of building, tearing down, and renovating structures puts workers at risk for various dangers, such as falling or getting electrocuted. These accidents lead to
Dedicated to helping injured construction workers secure the compensation they deserve. Construction sites are inherently dangerous, and when accidents happen, the consequences can be life-changing.
