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CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT ATTORNEY IN LAS VEGAS
Fighting for Injured Workers' Rights
At Cameron Law, we understand the dangers inherent in the construction industry. Our Las Vegas construction accident lawyers represent injured workers who have been harmed due to negligence. We know the tactics insurance companies use to minimize claims, and we're here to level the playing field and fight for the compensation you need.
Record-Breaking Settlements
Millions Recovered for Injured Construction Workers
Our Approach: Guiding Injured Workers Through the Legal Maze
After a construction accident, the path to recovery can feel overwhelming — you’re likely dealing with injuries, medical bills, lost income, and the stress of navigating the legal system. Our compassionate team is here to take that burden off your shoulders and guide you through every critical step.
Here are a few of the ways we support our clients.
Free Consultation and Case Evaluation
Your journey starts with a free, no-obligation consultation. We'll sit down with you, listen to your story, answer your questions, and outline your legal options. We'll also assess the strengths of your case and give you an honest opinion about your potential for compensation.
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Thorough Investigation and Evidence Gathering
We don't just take your word for it — we dig deep. Our team will conduct a comprehensive investigation to gather the evidence needed to build a strong case on your behalf. This usually involves:
- Visiting the accident scene
- Interviewing witnesses
- Obtaining accident reports
In some cases, we may also consult experts, such as medical professionals or safety engineers, to explain complex concepts to the court and lend further credence to your claim.
Clear Communication and Personalized Attention
Legal jargon can create more questions than answers. We're committed to providing clear explanations in plain language so you understand what's happening with your case at all times. We'll keep you informed of any developments and answer your questions promptly and thoroughly.
Skilled Negotiation and Aggressive Advocacy
Our experienced team will handle all communication and negotiations with insurance companies and other parties for you. Our negotiators know how to go about securing a fair settlement that covers all your injury-related losses.
Trial Preparation and Representation (If Necessary)
While we aim to reach a fair settlement out of court, we're prepared to take your case to trial if the insurance company refuses to offer a just resolution. Our skilled trial attorneys are competent fighters who boast a strong track record of success in the courtroom.
Unwavering Support
We understand the physical, emotional, and financial challenges that come with a construction accident, and we'll be there to support you throughout your recovery, connecting you with resources and offering guidance during this difficult time.
At Cameron Law, you’re not just a case — you're a person whose story matters. We’ll uphold your rights, work to secure the compensation you deserve, and help you rebuild your life after your accident to make sure that story has a happy ending.
Construction Accidents We Handle in Las Vegas
Construction sites are rife with potential hazards, and accidents can happen in countless ways, some of them unexpected. Here are some of the most common types of construction accidents our legal professionals take on.
Scaffolding Accidents
Falls from scaffolding and other structures are among the leading causes of construction site injuries and fatalities. These accidents can occur due to faulty equipment, improper assembly, or lack of fall protection.
Crane Accidents
Crane malfunctions, overloading, operator error, and inadequate safety procedures can lead to serious accidents, potentially involving falling objects, crane collapses, or electrocutions.
Electrocution Accidents
Contact with live wires, faulty electrical equipment, and inadequate grounding can cause severe burns, electrical shock, and even death.
Fire and Explosion Accidents
Welding, flammable materials, and hazardous chemicals present fire and explosion risks to workers on construction sites.
Falling Object Accidents
Tools, materials, or debris dropped from heights can cause serious head injuries, broken bones, and other trauma to workers below.
Roofing Accidents
Falls from roofs are a frequent and potentially lethal occurrence. Most of these accidents happen due to a lack of fall protection, inadequate training, or slippery surfaces.
Demolition Accidents
Improper planning, inadequate safety protocols, or uncontrolled collapses during demolition can result in catastrophic injuries.
Trench and Excavation Accidents
Trenches and excavation sites can collapse without warning. When this happens, the workers in them may become trapped or crushed.
Welding Accidents
Sparks, intense heat, and fumes from welding can result in burns, eye injuries, and respiratory problems.
Toxic Exposure
Some workers may be exposed to hazardous chemicals, asbestos, or other toxic substances on construction sites, leading to both acute and long-term health issues.
Overexertion Injuries
Repetitive motions, heavy lifting, and awkward postures can give rise to musculoskeletal injuries, back pain, and other chronic conditions that may prevent workers from doing their jobs or performing day-to-day activities.
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Don't let financial concerns prevent you from getting the legal help you need. The skilled attorneys at Cameron Law work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we win your case.
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When Safety Fails: Common Injuries in Construction Cases
Construction accidents often lead to serious, life-altering injuries. We proudly represent workers who have suffered a wide range of on-the-job injuries, including the following:
Brain Injuries
Falls, impacts from objects, and explosions can all result in mild-to-severe brain injuries, including traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
Burn Injuries
Fires, explosions, electrical accidents, and contact with hot materials have the potential to cause excruciating and disfiguring burns.
Spine Injuries
Spinal cord damage can lead to paralysis, loss of sensation, and other worrying complications.
Back Injuries
Injuries involving the back, which may affect the muscular or bone structure, endanger workers’ livelihoods and make daily life a constant challenge.
Broken Bones
Falls, crushing injuries, and other accidents can fracture the bones in the arms, legs, ribs, and other parts of the body.
Amputations
Accidents involving machinery or falling objects sometimes result in devastating limb amputations.
Internal Injuries
Ruptured organs, punctured lungs, and internal bleeding are hidden threats that can be life-threatening if not treated properly.
A qualified personal injury attorney can assess the nature and extent of your injuries and push for a settlement award sufficient to offset the various losses they’ve cause
Honoring Lives Lost: How We Fight for Families After Fatal Accidents
In the tragic event that a construction accident ends in death, we can help the victim’s surviving loved ones file a wrongful death claim to hold the at-fault parties accountable and seek compensation for the loss. This compensation can be used to cover funeral services, caskets or urns, burial or cremation, and other costs.
Identifying Those Responsible for Your Injuries
Liability for construction accidents can be complex, as they often involve more than one party. Those responsible may include:
Employers
Legal employers have a duty to provide a safe work environment, including proper training, safety equipment, and adherence to OSHA regulations.
General Contractors
These professionals may be liable for accidents caused by subcontractors they hire or for failing to maintain a safe job site.
Property Owners
The property owner could be held accountable if they knew about dangerous conditions and failed to address them.
Equipment Manufacturers
If a defective piece of equipment caused the accident, you could file a claim against the designer or manufacturer.
Part of your lawyer’s job will be to investigate the circumstances of your accident and identify all the individuals or entities that had a hand in it.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Filing a Construction Accident Claim
In the aftermath of your accident, you’re likely focused on your physical recovery and financial setbacks. However, it’s also important to be aware of the potential pitfalls that could harm your subsequent legal claim and reduce your chances of receiving fair compensation.
Here are some common mistakes to avoid.
Giving a Recorded Statement to the Insurance Company
The insurance company representing the at-fault party may contact you soon after the accident and ask for a recorded statement. It’s generally in your best interests to decline this request. Anything you say can be used against you later, even seemingly harmless statements of fact.
What to Do Instead: Politely inform the insurer that you’ll be retaining an attorney and that all future communication should go through your lawyer.
Signing a Release Without Legal Advice
Never sign any documents, especially a release or settlement agreement, without first consulting an experienced construction accident attorney. These documents may waive your rights to further compensation or contain terms that are unfavorable to you.
What to Do Instead: Always have an attorney review any documents you’re presented before signing them.
Delaying Medical Treatment
It’s vital to seek prompt medical attention after a construction accident, even if you think you’re unhurt. Some injuries, like concussions, soft tissue damage, or back problems, may not be immediately apparent.
What to Do Instead: See a doctor at your earliest convenience to link your injuries to the accident. That way, the insurance company can’t argue that your injuries weren’t serious enough to warrant immediate care.
Trying to Handle Your Claim Alone
Construction accident cases are often complicated, involving multiple parties, insurance companies, and legal issues. Attempting to handle your claim on your own can put you at a significant disadvantage and potentially result in you losing your right to compensation.
What to Do Instead: Contact a construction accident lawyer as soon as possible. They’ll protect your rights, investigate the accident, gather evidence, and handle all communication and negotiations with the insurance companies on your behalf.
Downplaying Your Injuries
It’s natural to want to be tough and act like your pain isn’t affecting you. However, it’s important to be honest with your doctors about the extent of your injuries and how they’re impacting your life.
What to Do Instead: Be forthcoming about your injuries to collect essential medical documentation, which will make it easier to prove your condition and receive fair compensation.
Returning to Work Too Soon
You may be tempted to rush back to work to minimize your losses, but it’s a bad idea to do so before you’ve fully recovered. Working while injured can not only worsen your condition but also create the impression that your injuries aren’t serious.
What to Do Instead: Heed your physician’s orders and only go back to work after you’re given the official go-ahead.
Posting About Your Accident on Social Media
Avoid posting the details of your accident or injuries on social media. You never know when or how the insurance companies might try to use the content of these posts against you.
What to Do Instead: Refrain from discussing the accident online. In fact, it’s best to set your social media profiles to private if you haven’t already.
Protecting your rights starts with taking the right steps. Contact Cameron Law today for a no-cost consultation to discuss your construction accident case. We'll walk you through the process of filing a claim for compensation and help you avoid costly mistakes.
Don't Miss Your Chance for Justice: The Statute of Limitations Explained
In Nevada, you generally have two years from the date of an accident to file a lawsuit seeking compensation. If you miss this deadline, you could lose your right to pursue necessary financial aid and take further legal action.
That said, there are some notable exceptions to this rule. If your injuries weren’t immediately apparent, the clock may start ticking when you discover the injury or when you reasonably should have discovered it. Similarly, if you were a minor at the time of the accident, the two-year period will begin on your 18th birthday.
Because this deadline is strict, it's crucial to contact a construction accident attorney as soon as possible after an accident. Your legal advisor can ensure that all necessary paperwork is filed on time.
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Your Advocate, Your Ally: The Power of Legal Representation
You deserve to have a powerful legal ally on your side. Our Las Vegas construction accident lawyers are dedicated to fighting for the rights of injured workers. We’re ready to help you obtain justice and fair compensation.
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Why Choose Cameron Law?
At Cameron Law, we understand the unique challenges injured construction workers face. We offer the following benefits to help our clients exercise their legal rights and move on from their accidents:
Construction Accident Experience
We possess an extensive understanding of the laws, regulations, and common hazards specific to the construction industry in Las Vegas and elsewhere in Nevada.
Proven Track Record of Success
Our firm has secured millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for our clients, and we’re confident we can do the same for you.
Client-Focused Approach
We provide personalized attention, clear communication, and unwavering support throughout the legal process.
24/7 Availability and Support
We're here for you around the clock to answer your questions, address your concerns, or just offer a compassionate listening ear.
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FAQ
What if my employer says the accident was my fault?
Employers and their insurance companies often try to blame workers for accidents to avoid liability. Don't accept their version of events — instead, consult an attorney. Your lawyer will investigate the accident thoroughly to determine the true cause and pinpoint those responsible.
What if I was working for a subcontractor at the time of the accident?
Even if you weren’t directly employed by the general contractor or property owner, you may still have a valid claim against them if their negligence contributed to your injuries.
Can I still sue if I received workers' compensation benefits?
You may still be able to file a personal injury lawsuit against a negligent third party, even if you've received workers' compensation. Our attorneys can explain how this process works in more depth.
What if I'm undocumented? Can I file a construction accident claim?
Your immigration status doesn’t prevent you from seeking compensation for injuries that result from someone else's negligence. We can help you understand your rights and options.