Sacramento Construction Site Accident Lawyers | Construction Site Injury Attorneys in Northern California

Awarded the 2005 Advocate of the Year

Fill out the following and we will contact you. * Name: * Phone:    * E-mail: How did you hear about Us?: Choose One Internet Search Television Ad Radio Phonebook Link From a Law Site Friend/Family Referral Direct Mail Newsletter Other If You Used a Search Engine, Which One?: Choose One Google Yahoo MSN AOL Netscape Other Describe your case:

Cases We Handle

• Compressed Gas Accidents
• Crane Accidents
• Machinery Accidents
• Machinery Amputations
• Machinery Hazards
• Machinery Lock Out
• Nail Gun Accidents
• Scaffolding Accidents

We handle a variety of construction accident cases, including elevator accidents, nail gun accidents, scaffolding accidents, defective machinery accidents, crane accidents, hazardous energy accidents, logging accidents and compressed gas accidents, that often involve injuries such as spinal cord and back injuries, amputations, crushed limbs, burns, traumatic brain injuries, paraplegia and quadriplegia.

Every year thousands of laborers are killed or seriously injured while working at construction sites. This occurs even though many state and federal regulations, as well as industry standards, require owners, general contractors and sub-contractors to implement a wide variety of safety measures.

Here are some of the alarming facts regarding workplace injury and death:

1. From 1980 to 1995, over 93,000 workers in the U.S. died as a result of trauma suffered on the job.
2. An average of 16 workers died each day in workplace related accidents from 1980 to 1995.
3. In 2000, the number of traumatic injuries suffered in the workplace contributed to approximately 5,600 workplace deaths.
4. A total of 5.2 million injuries and illnesses were reported in private industry workplaces during 2001.

Although workers' compensation aids employees while injured on the job, it is usually not sufficient to fully compensate injured workers for all damages sustained as a result of their work-related accident.

Unfortunately, workers' compensation alone may not be enough compensation. In order to receive reasonable compensation for their injuries, workers must commence third-party lawsuits against parties other than their employer. Owners of property, general contractors, sub-contractors, architects, even equipment manufactures may be held responsible when a construction site accident occurs. In addition to workers' compensation benefits, additional damages that can be recovered in third-party lawsuits include pain and suffering, additional wage loss benefits, additional medical benefits and loss of consortium.

You need the representation of aggressive, experienced trial attorneys to ensure you are fairly compensated for your suffering. The Law Offices of Demas and Rosenthal are ready to take on your construction site accident case and will not quit until you get the settlement you deserve.