Los Angeles Construction Accident Lawyers
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- The Attorneys at Our Award-Winning Firm Are Here for You
- Common Causes of Construction Accidents
- Negligent or Criminal Co-Workers and Contractors
- What Should I Do After a Construction Accident?
- What Are My Rights After a Construction Accident?
- When Can a Construction Worker File a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
- What Are Some Common Types of Injuries at Construction Site?
- Who Is Responsible for Construction Accidents?
- Sources of Recovery for Construction Accidents
- How Can a Los Angeles Construction Accident Lawyer Help Me?
Construction workers across California risk their safety daily to build the highways and beautiful buildings that we enjoy. Construction work is one of the most dangerous occupations in the state. Construction workers deal with many hazardous conditions. The workplace hazards that construction workers face may lead to permanent disability, severe injuries, and even death. When that happens, someone is responsible, and they should pay.
Citizens that are not construction workers also face potential injury while traveling past construction sites. The dangers that construction workers face each time they go to work include many hazardous conditions, including exposure to toxic chemicals, the risk of severe injuries and death while using heavy machinery, and many other potentially life-threatening conditions. These dangers are also transferred to pedestrians and citizens that are not construction workers. Because of the inherent danger present at a construction site, the rights of workers and others must be protected.
The laws about how injury victims are compensated can be complex. Winning a lawsuit against your employer, an insurance company, or a negligent third party can seem impossible. Even if you were harmed by any of these people or companies, getting the compensation you need to recover from your injuries fully can be an uphill battle. You need support. Our Los Angeles construction accident lawyers have the knowledge, experience, and skill to ensure you get the compensation you deserve. To learn more, continue reading.
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The Attorneys at Our Award-Winning Firm Are Here for You
The Los Angeles construction accident lawyers at Arash Law led by Arash Khorsandi, Esq. proudly represent and protect construction workers’ rights and have done so for many years. We know that earning money through your work is essential to maintain your lifestyle and care for yourself and your family. You deserve to know that if you are hurt at work, you can recover. Part of recovery from injuries sustained on a construction site is receiving the money that you need to get the care that you need.
Our Los Angeles construction lawyer at our reliable law firm works to help construction workers if they suffer from a sudden work-related injury and improve their situation after suffering damages while on the job. If you or a loved one has suffered a construction site injury, call our Los Angeles construction accident lawyers. We have decades of experience, and our team continues to stand up for the legal rights of construction workers throughout Southern California.
We want to put our reputation for success to work for you, too. Call our office at (888) 488-1391 to schedule a free initial consultation. We want to hear about your case. We do not get paid unless you win. Give us a call today.
Common Causes of Construction Accidents
Just like any other personal injury case or workplace injury, the common cause of these types of injuries is another’s negligence. When a construction company acts in a way that is unsafe, it puts both employees and non-employees at risk for injury. What follows are common causes of construction site accidents.
Equipment Accidents
Heavy machinery accidents are an inherent risk of working on a construction site. Improper or negligent use of heavy machinery on a construction site can lead to fatal injuries. Examples of heavy equipment used on construction sites include:
- Pile drivers
- Haulers
- Pavers
- Bulldozers
- Excavators
- Graders
- Cranes
Falling Objects and Debris
Construction workers are at risk of being injured because of falling objects and debris. In addition to getting hit by falling objects, construction workers and people passing by can also get hit with moving gear and equipment. These types of accidents can cause brain injuries. Injuries can last for years and, in some cases, may be permanent. Materials and equipment must be secured properly before being used. If they are not, the company acted negligently.
Examples of what can fall and cause a construction accident include:
- Tools
- Collapsing scaffolding
- Swinging crane parts
- Crane loads
- Debris
Crush Injuries and Construction Workers Being Pinned Between Objects
Crush injuries occur when a construction worker is pinned between two objects. These injuries can occur when a piece of machinery pins them against a wall or structure. These accidents can result in permanent disfigurement or amputation.
Electrical Accidents
Many construction sites have risks of electrical injuries. Construction workers are at risk of electrical injuries if they accidentally contact a live electrical line.
Fires and Explosions
Fires and explosions can happen on construction sites. In fact, some construction sites, like demolition areas, intentionally have explosives on site. Construction workers must take care to ensure that they are protected from danger. Companies must ensure that they do not negligently handle explosives and demolition sites. Construction sites also have combustible components. Examples of combustible components include:
- Leaking pipes
- Chemical storage
- Exposed wiring
Respiratory Disease
Because of the dust and dirt on construction sites, some construction workers suffer respiratory illnesses. Construction workers have prolonged and repetitive exposure to large amounts of dirt and dust. This exposure can lead to chronic lung illnesses.
Structural Collapse
A reality of working on construction sites is that there is a chance for collapse injuries. Some construction sites require workers to dig trenches, dig tunnels, or work underground. When construction workers complete projects in these circumstances, they must be protected from the risk of injury. In addition to trenches and tunnels, other types of projects that expose construction workers to the risk of structural collapse injury include:
- Demolition projects where collapse is imminent
- Extreme weather
- New buildings may have structural weaknesses
Negligent or Criminal Co-Workers and Contractors
In addition to the company’s negligence, negligent co-workers or contractors may lead to construction accident injuries. Construction companies might be liable for the actions of negligent co-workers or contractors if the company fails to perform its due diligence before hiring an employee or contractor.
Overexertion
Construction work requires the use of the same muscles or areas of the body. Injuries do not always happen all at once; some injuries are caused by repetitive use. Injuries that are caused by repetitive use may contribute to a gradual injury. It can be difficult to prove the cause of a gradual injury. If you suffered a gradual injury from repetitive use, call an accident attorney to get compensation for your injuries.
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Construction companies have company cars. When drivers get into accidents with company vehicles, the accident victim is entitled to compensation for their injuries. If you have been in an accident on a construction site, call a Los Angeles construction accident attorney to assist you. The attorneys founded by Arash Khorsandi have decades of experience recovering over $750 million for our clients.
We pride ourselves on getting justice for accident victims that trust our office to represent their interests. The attorneys at our award-winning law firm do not bend to the will of big insurance companies or defense attorneys. We know what you deserve, and we fight for you. If you have suffered an injury in a construction accident, call us today at (888) 488-1391 to schedule a free consultation.
Construction Company OSHA Violations
Both federal and state regulations are in effect to protect construction workers from the hazards of their profession. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires construction companies to follow standards intended to protect their workers from injury. However, there are some employers that do not follow these regulations, leading to severe injury and death for their employees.
Even when employers work to comply with safety regulations, construction sites are still deadly dangerous. There are deeply rooted dangers in the construction business. Life-threatening and life-ending accidents happen every year. Per the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), in a single year, over 100,000 construction workers suffered an injury on-site, and 1,000 construction workers died while on a worksite.
With the nearly constant population growth in California, there is a correlation between the population growth and the increase in construction accidents seen across the state. Often when a construction accident happens in Los Angeles, employees are at as high of a risk for injury as pedestrians and others. Construction accidents are common in California. The injuries that victims suffer after an accident differ based on the severity of the impact.
Injuries can be minor and temporary, permanent and severe, or another combination. After a construction worker or employee gets hurt on a construction site or because of employer negligence or oversight, the worker may file a lawsuit alleging company negligence. OSHA provides construction workers with the right to sue their employers if their employers fail to comply with safety violations.
Our Los Angeles construction accident lawyers work to protect the rights of construction accident victims. To learn more about your rights, call our talented attorneys at (888) 488-1391. We are passionate about getting our clients the money they deserve so they can recover in peace.
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What Should I Do After a Construction Accident?
Whether you are a construction worker or a person just passing by, there are certain actions that you should take after being in a construction accident in Los Angeles. What you do after a construction site accident can substantially affect the outcome of this case.
It is important that you are aware of your rights after you suffer a construction accident injury. Your rights and sources of recovery are determined by whether you were an employee of the construction company or just someone passing by the site. The steps you take after an accident are also determined by your status at the time of the accident
Next Steps for a Construction Employee
If you are an employee of a construction company and you are hurt on the job, you must file a workers’ compensation claim with your employer. To file a workers’ compensation claim, you will speak to your employer’s human resources department. Do not sign anything until you speak to an experienced construction accident lawyer.
The attorneys at Arash Law headed by Arash Khorsandi, Esq. have decades of experience helping construction workers in Los Angeles claim workers’ compensation benefits. Our reliable law firm believes that you should receive the compensation you deserve, and we are not afraid to fight for you. Call us today at (888) 488-1391 to schedule a free consultation.
Next Steps for a Non-Employee
It is true that anyone that is hurt in a construction accident, whether an employee or non-employee, should receive medical care immediately. If you were not an employee of the construction company at the time of the accident, your next steps will be slightly different. After an accident on a construction site, you should call an experienced personal injury attorney. A personal injury will help you protect your legal rights and can get you access to medical care, even if the provider is different from your primary care physician.
Large states like California have year-round construction projects, especially in large cities like Los Angeles. You have probably noticed that there seems to always be new roadwork and closed roads. Construction workers have a hard job that includes building beautiful architecture and staying safe. However, construction workers are not the only ones who are at risk for injury at a construction site.
Many cities across the state have their fair share of construction accidents, including Beverly Hills. Beverly Hills currently has numerous projects. It is important that both construction workers and everyone else be aware of their surroundings when traveling.
However, even while exercising the most abundant caution, construction site accidents occur. Accidents typically occur because of negligence. If you have suffered an injury in an accident, call us today at (888) 488-1391 to schedule a free consultation.
What Are My Rights After a Construction Accident?
No doubt that after a construction accident, you are overwhelmed by what to do next. You may not know what rights you have to compensation or who to pursue legally to get the money that you need to recover fully. There are some things that every accident victim should know after getting into a construction accident. To ensure that your rights are protected after a construction accident, you need an experienced Los Angeles construction accident lawyer.
The attorneys at our acclaimed law firm have been committed to serving the people of Los Angeles for decades. We have worked hard to protect our clients’ legal rights and have successfully recovered over $750 million in compensation for them. We want to help you, too. Call us today at (888) 488-1391 to schedule a free consultation.
You Have the Right to File a Lawsuit
Know that if you have suffered an injury in an accident, you have the right to file a lawsuit. The biggest question that you must answer after getting into a construction site accident is, “Who do I sue?” The person(s) or organization that you sue depends on whether you are an employee or a bystander at the time of the accident.
Workers’ Compensation Benefits
If your employer has workers’ compensation insurance, then you are entitled to file a workers’ compensation claim if you are injured while doing your job. Workers’ compensation benefits are distributed to employees if their employer acted negligently. A company acts negligently if it fails to follow safety protocol. The most common way that construction companies act negligently is by failing or refusing to comply with OSHA standards.
You can recover workers’ compensation benefits if your company fails to comply with OSHA standards. Some of the most common corporate violations of OSHA standards include:
- Electrical system design flaws
- Employer’s failure to guard machinery
- Failure to properly maintain scaffolding
- Failure to safely maintain awnings
- Failure to comply with OSHA fall protection equipment requirements
- Not having respiratory protection on construction sites
- Not requiring proper use of ladders on construction sites
- Maintaining faulty electrical wiring
Personal Injury Benefits
Passersby and employees may file a personal injury lawsuit if they are injured in a construction accident. A personal injury is harm to the body, mind, emotions, or finances of the victim caused by the defendant. A personal injury lawsuit is a legal avenue that accident victims may take to recover for their harm.
When Can a Construction Worker File a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
Because an employee’s injuries are typically covered by workers’ compensation insurance, injured workers do not typically file personal injury lawsuits. However, there are situations where it is appropriate for an employee to file a personal injury lawsuit in addition to filing a claim for workers’ compensation benefits. An injured construction worker must meet specific requirements. A Los Angeles construction accident attorney will investigate the facts of your case to determine if you can file a personal injury lawsuit in addition to a workers’ compensation claim.
Examples of when it is appropriate for an employee to file a personal injury lawsuit include:
- You suffered an injury because of the misconduct of a third party.
- You suffered an injury after your employer acted with deliberate negligence or malice.
- Your employer does not carry workers’ compensation insurance.
- You were hurt by a defective product or fell ill after exposure to a toxic substance.
If the above requirements are met, then a construction worker may file a personal injury lawsuit in addition to their workers’ compensation lawsuit. The following are some examples of when the above circumstances are met, and a construction worker may file a personal injury lawsuit.
When a Third Party Is Negligent
A negligent third party that causes your harm is responsible for your damages. Not everyone that works on a construction site is an employee of the construction company. Some workers are independent contractors not employed directly by the construction company. One of these workers may be the cause of your injury. In that case, you may file a personal injury lawsuit against the individual and the employment agency that placed the employee on the site.
Road Work Zone Accidents
Negligently maintained roads and negligent drivers can also be responsible for construction worker accidents. Some construction work happens on main roads. In those cases, construction workers are at risk of being hurt by various factors, including distracted drivers, aggressive drivers, speeding, fatigued driver, and drivers operating their vehicles while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Additionally, poorly maintained roads can also be dangerous for construction workers. Construction workers that are hurt by negligent road maintenance or negligent driving can file a personal injury lawsuit in addition to their workers’ compensation lawsuit.
Defective Equipment
Defective equipment can cause an injury to a construction worker. Each manufacturer is responsible for the products that they place in the marketplace. Defective equipment may cause severe or permanent injury to workers. Sometimes a malfunction happens when a manufacturer defectively designs or produced equipment.
If you have suffered an injury in a construction accident caused by any of the above-stated conditions, you need an experienced Los Angeles construction accident attorney. The team at Arash Law led by Arash Khorsandi have decades of experience helping construction workers get the compensation that they deserve.
We want to help you, too. Give us a call today at (888) 488-1391 to schedule a free initial consultation. We are passionate about helping you get the compensation that you deserve after an injury. Let us put our knowledge, skill, and experience to work for you. Call us today at (888) 488-1391 today.
What Are Some Common Types of Injuries at Construction Site?
Construction sites are some of the most dangerous places that are a part of everyday life for both workers and passersby. Although every case is unique, because of the nature of construction sites, there are some common injuries that are seen in construction accidents. Common construction accident injuries include:
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Cuts and lacerations
- Burns
- Broken bones
- Amputation
- Injury to the eyes or ears
- Hearing loss and loss of eyesight
- Joint injury
- Respiratory damages
- Head trauma and brain injury, including a traumatic brain injury (TBI)
- Spinal cord injury
- Paralysis
- Death
Transportation Accidents
Transportation accidents happen each year across Los Angeles. A transportation accident on a construction site is one of the leading causes of construction accidents in the city. A transportation accident happens when someone is pinned against a truck, struck by a vehicle, or in a motor vehicle accident while performing their work duties.
Transportation accidents on construction sites because the company fails to warn workers and passersby that the area is dangerous. Construction companies must designate that the area is a construction area by placing the proper road signs or lighting in the area. Other steps that a construction company must take to avoid transportation accidents on construction sites include:
Flagging Crew Members on Construction Sites
If a construction company has new employees, the company must train its new employees to avoid dangerous behavior. Construction companies must train their employees and independent repair contractors. If the company fails to train its employees and independent contractor, the company may be found liable for the harm that negligent employees cause.
Proper Lighting on Work Sites
An improperly lit construction site may cause avoidable injuries to construction workers and pedestrians. Ensuring that the site is properly lit is an easy fix. If the company fails to maintain proper lighting on the construction site, the company may be liable for any injuries that the worker sustained while doing their job.
Place Barriers Around the Work Site
There must be proper barriers around the worksite to keep pedestrians away from the site. Placing barriers around the area like water barriers, crash cushions, sandbags, metal fences, security gates, or concrete barriers can save the lives of those traveling around construction sites, construction workers, repair technicians, and contractors doing their jobs.
Place the Proper Warning Information Around the Area
It is best practice for the construction company to maintain standard warning signs for all possible dangers. There must be visible and easily understandable signs that keep people from entering dangerous construction areas. If you have suffered an injury on a construction site, call our Los Angeles construction accident attorneys.
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Ear and Ear Drum Damage
Damage to the ears and the eardrums is common among construction workers. There is a correlation between the constant loud noises of a construction site and hearing loss among construction workers. OSHA has recommended limits for noise levels and exposure. OSHA recommends that construction and demolition sites keep noise levels below 85 dBA during an eight-hour shift. Noise levels that reach higher than these levels put construction workers at risk for hearing damage and loss.
Because of the gradual nature of hearing loss, construction workers may not know that they have suffered hearing loss. Signs of hearing damage include:
- Constant ringing in the ear
- Having difficulty hearing people on the phone
- Having a hard time hearing alarms, bells, or phone calls
- Difficulty hearing people when having a conversation
- Frequently asking people to repeat themselves
- Having a hard time deciphering different voices when speaking in a group
Hearing loss is either gradual or acute. It may be caused by a one-time exposure to very loud noise, or prolonged time in a very noisy environment can cause hearing loss. A construction worker is at risk for hearing loss because a construction site is, by its nature, very loud. OSHA requires that workers receive protection for their ears to avoid hearing loss. Failure by a company to provide the necessary safety equipment is negligent. An injured worker is entitled to compensation.
Site Falls
Slip-and-fall accidents on construction sites are common and tragic. Construction work requires that employees climb to great heights. The work is dangerous. Roofers are usually the type of workers that receive the most injuries from slip-and-falls while on site.
OSHA also has requirements for construction sites regarding heights. Companies are required to give workers fall protection to eliminate the risk of major injury that comes after a fall on a construction site. Construction companies must also provide fall protection equipment any time workers are at great heights or operating heavy machinery.
If a construction company does not have fall safety equipment, the company is negligent. An injured worker may have a legal right to sue and recover damages from the company. Common fall injuries on construction and demolition sites include:
- Broken limbs
- Spinal cord injury
- Traumatic brain injury
- Severe neck injuries
- Facial bruising and disfigurement
- Exposure to toxic fumes
Scaffolding Accidents
Scaffolding accidents are prevalent on construction sites. A scaffold is a temporary platform that is used to allow construction workers to work on skyscrapers across Los Angeles. Sixty percent of construction sites use scaffolds to complete their work. Around 5,000 construction workers are hurt in scaffolding accidents each year.
There are common reasons that scaffolding accidents occur each year. Some common causes of scaffolding accidents include:
- Improper installation of scaffolding
- Improper safety instructions
- Inexperienced workers
- Defective manufacturing parts
- Improper construction of scaffolding
In addition to the above common construction accidents, common causes of construction site accidents include:
- Defective ladders or misuse of a ladder or a stepladder
- Construction site fires and explosions
- Worksite debris
Who Is Responsible for Construction Accidents?
Liability refers to a legal responsibility carried by an employer to protect their employees from injury while the employee is performing their duties. Liability is recognized and enforced by the financial obligation to pay for damages caused. After a construction accident happens, there may be many parties that face liability. In construction accidents, potential defendants may include:
- Product manufacturers
- Property owners
- Construction company or employer
- Negligent third parties
Sources of Recovery for Construction Accidents
Depending on the defendant, the source of recovery for construction accident victims is different. For example, if you are hurt on the job, you will file a workers’ compensation claim. If you are not an employee but still hurt on a construction site, you will pursue a personal injury claim. In some cases, workers may pursue a personal injury claim in addition to your workers’ compensation.
Injuries Caused by a Third Party
In some instances, a third party may be liable for your injuries. A third party may have contributed to the injuries you have suffered. If an employee suffers injuries that were caused by someone or some entity other than the employer, the employee may file a personal injury claim against the third party in addition to your workers’ compensation claim. Workers’ compensation insurance generally does not cover intangible damages, like pain and suffering. However, you may claim and recover for pain and suffering through a personal injury case.
Injury cases can get complicated, and often it is difficult to pinpoint the proper defendant. Experienced construction accident lawyers in Los Angeles can help ensure that you have listed all potentially responsible parties in an accident lawsuit. Call the attorneys at Arash Law managed by Arash Khorsandi to speak to an experienced and knowledgeable injury attorney. We offer free initial consultations. Call us today at (888) 488-1391 to schedule an appointment.
How Can a Los Angeles Construction Accident Lawyer Help Me?
The attorney that you choose is vital to the success of your case. The right attorney can help you secure the maximum compensation available for your claim. Our attorneys have been recognized throughout the state as some of the best advocates for injury victims. Some of the attorneys at our award-winning law firm were recognized as Super Lawyers in L.A. Magazine, and we made the list of Best Lawyers in California. You deserve this type of representation, a reputation that is recognized by our peers.
We provide our clients with the care that they need to have their legal rights protected and ensure that they recover as fully as they are able. Examples of how we care for our clients include:
- First, we provide compassionate legal representation to each of our clients. Our team can answer your questions and ensure that you understand every step of the process. It is important to us that you are active in your representation.
- We will discuss your case with our network of experts. Proving your case may require the testimony of an expert witness. If you choose to let us represent you, you will have access to our relationships with product defect experts, construction equipment experts, structural engineers, civil engineers, mechanical engineers, and medical experts. Having the right experts can make all the difference as we are building your case together.
- Our firm has the resources needed to handle expensive litigation costs. As a construction accident plaintiff, your case will require that litigation costs be fronted. Some plaintiffs are intimidated by the costs of litigation. Our skilled Los Angeles personal injury lawyers can ease those fears and ensure that you can pursue the compensation that you deserve.
- We have a record of winning over $750 million in compensation.
- Arash Law, managed by Arash Khorsandi, has offices across California. We have the resources to serve accident victims throughout the state.
- We have the experience. The attorneys at our reputable law firm have been working for construction site accident victims since our doors opened. Caring for accident victims is a core tenant of our legal practice. If you have suffered an injury in a construction site accident, you can rest assured that the attorneys at our firm will take great care to protect your interests and help you get your life back.
You need a zealous advocate to protect your interests and your legal rights. Arash Law headed by Arash Khorsandi can help. Our attorneys have decades of experience helping our clients recover over $750 Million in compensation.
If you choose us to represent you, you have a team of compassionate lawyers that will work for you. We are passionate about improving our clients’ lives. We know that corporations, insurance companies, and employers will work hard to protect their bottom line, and we will work hard to protect you. We are the zealous advocates that you need. Call us today at (888) 488-1391 to schedule a free consultation.M
FAQ
California companies must carry workers’ compensation insurance per state law. However, not all companies follow state regulations. To learn if your employer has workers’ compensation insurance, speak to a human resource employee. If you learn that the employer does not have coverage, you need an attorney to ensure that you receive the care that you need. Call our Los Angeles construction accident lawyers today at (888) 488-1391 to schedule a free consultation today. Our legal team is here to help.
As compared to most workplaces, California construction sites are dangerous places to work. Falls often occur at these worksites. A fall accident at a construction site accounts for one-third of all fatalities that happen at California construction sites. Other than fatalities, fall accidents also result in neurological damage, broken bones, amputations, and other serious lifelong injuries. A sudden death from a construction accident can ruin the survivors’ lives.
If you have lost a loved one in a construction accident, you need the Los Angeles construction accident attorney at Arash Law. We have decades of experience getting the compensation that our clients need to recover in peace. We offer free initial consultations for accident victims. Call us today at (888) 488-1391 to schedule your free consultation.
During the first meeting with an attorney, you will have an in-depth conversation about how you were hurt, which is the beginning of the investigation that the attorney will conduct on your behalf. During your initial meeting, the attorney may ask about the following:
- How you got hurt – To know whether you are pursuing all potentially liable parties, the attorney will want to know how you were hurt. They may ask when the accident happened, who was involved, whether you were an employee of the company, and so on.
- If a defective product caused your injury – In some cases, an accident happens because of a defective product. On construction sites, there are many possibilities for defective parts. For example, a scaffold that was made improperly can cause a fall injury at a construction site. In that case, a third party may share liability with the company. The manufacturer will contribute to paying your claim for injuries.
- Practical questions – The attorney you speak with will also ask practical questions, like whether your employer had workers’ compensation insurance at the time that you were hurt. The attorney will also ask if your employer contributed to your accident by acting negligently or with malice.
Contact Our Firm’s Los Angeles Construction Accident Attorneys Today
The next steps that you take after a construction accident are important, and they can affect your rights to healthcare and your legal rights. Your injuries demand responsibility, and you need an advocate to ensure that your rights are protected. Without an attorney on your side, you are left vulnerable to insurance companies, defense attorneys, or corporations that have their own interests that they wish to protect. You need our award-winning law firm, the best California construction accidents law firm.
Our firm has decades of experience helping our clients collect over $750 Million in compensation for their injuries. We want to help you, too. We pride ourselves on our passion for justice and our zealous advocacy for each of our clients. If you have been in a construction accident, call us today at (888) 488-1391 to schedule a free consultation. Arash Law and the team led by Arash Khorsandi are here to help.
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