Scranton Construction Accident Lawyers
A construction injury can raise workers’ compensation questions and, when another business or person contributed to the incident, a separate injury claim. We review the worksite, the relationships among contractors, and the evidence before advising on the available paths.
Help for Scranton and Lackawanna County
A construction accident in Scranton or Lackawanna County can involve several employers or contractors on the same site. Identifying who controlled the equipment and work area can shape both the investigation and available claims.
A construction injury can raise workers’ compensation questions and, when another business or person contributed to the incident, a separate injury claim. We review the worksite, the relationships among contractors, and the evidence before advising on the available paths.
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Scranton Construction Accident Lawyers: What We Review
What happened at the worksite?
Falls from ladders or scaffolds, struck-by incidents, equipment failures, trench accidents, electrical injuries, and unsafe site conditions can have different causes. Identifying the task, equipment, employer, and other contractors is an important first step.
Workers’ compensation and third parties
Workers’ compensation may cover medical treatment and part of lost wages for an eligible employee regardless of fault. A separate claim against a negligent third party may be possible in some cases. The facts and the identity of each responsible business matter.
Evidence that can disappear
Photographs of the scene and equipment, incident reports, witness names, safety records, subcontractor information, and medical documentation can help reconstruct what happened. Keep copies of what you have and seek medical care promptly.
For a broader explanation of this practice area, see our Pennsylvania construction accident page. You can also return to the Scranton personal injury overview.
Scranton Construction Accident FAQs
What should I do first?
Get appropriate medical care and keep any photographs, reports, witness information, and insurance correspondence. We can discuss which additional records may matter in your case.
How do I know whether I have a claim?
That depends on what happened, the available evidence, who may be responsible, and the injuries or losses involved. A free case review can help identify the questions that need answers.
How much does a consultation cost?
The initial consultation is free. We explain any fee arrangement before you decide whether to hire us.
Talk With Pisanchyn Law Firm in Scranton
Our Scranton office is at 524 Biden Street, Scranton, PA 18503. We serve clients in Scranton and the surrounding area.
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