Durham Construction Accident Attorney

Compassionate Legal Guidance in Durham, NC

Construction sites are inherently dangerous. Workers are required to follow strict safety protocols, but these rules are often ignored or broken. When this happens, workers can be severely injured or killed. In some cases, these accidents can be fatal.

If you or a loved one was injured or killed in a construction accident, you shouldn't have to go through this alone. At Hyland, Padilla & Fowler, PLLC, we understand that going through a construction accident can be extremely difficult. We also know the importance of holding negligent parties accountable for their actions. Our Durham construction accident lawyers are prepared to fight for you and your rights.

To learn more about how we can help you, call (919) 891-8361 for a free consultation.

What Causes Construction Accidents?

Construction accidents can be caused by a variety of factors. Common causes of construction accidents include:

• Poor site planning
• Lack of site supervision
• Lack of safety protocols
• Improper training
• Improper safety equipment
• Improper safety procedures
• Improper safety training
• Improper safety equipment
• Improper safety procedures
• Improper safety training
• Improper safety equipment

Construction sites are inherently dangerous places. Workers are required to follow strict safety protocols. However, these rules are often ignored or broken. When this happens, workers can be severely injured or killed.

Who Can Be Held Liable in a Construction Accident?

In North Carolina, liability for a construction accident can be determined based on various factors and parties involved in the project. The specific circumstances of the accident will dictate who can be held responsible. Here are some parties that could potentially be held liable:

• Property Owner: The owner of the construction site may be held liable if they failed to provide a safe working environment or if they were negligent in maintaining the premises.
• General Contractor: The general contractor overseeing the construction project can be held liable if they failed to implement proper safety measures, adequately supervise the workers, or if their actions or decisions contributed to the accident.
• Subcontractors: Subcontractors working on the construction site can also be held responsible for accidents if their negligence or unsafe practices led to the incident.
• Architects and Engineers: If the accident was caused by a design flaw or engineering error, the architects or engineers involved in the project may be held liable for their professional negligence.
• Equipment Manufacturers: If the accident was caused by a defective or malfunctioning piece of equipment, the manufacturer or supplier of that equipment could be held liable under product liability laws.

How We Can Help

At Hyland, Padilla & Fowler, PLLC, we know how to navigate complex personal injury cases. We also know how to handle complicated construction accident cases. Our Durham construction accident lawyers are prepared to investigate your case and gather the evidence you need to win. We are also prepared to hold negligent parties accountable for their actions.

If you or a loved one was injured or killed in a construction accident, you deserve justice. Call our team at (919) 891-8361.