New Jersey Construction Accident Lawyers Fighting for Injured Workers
Over 40 years of experience representing New Jersey construction workers. Workers' comp PLUS third-party lawsuits for maximum recovery.
Construction Site Record Review
We Separate the Workers' Comp File From the Third-Party Construction Case
A New Jersey construction injury can involve comp benefits, OSHA evidence, contracts, subcontractors, equipment owners, and site-control documents. We organize the project record to identify who was responsible beyond the direct employer.
Site-control proof
Contracts, daily reports, permits, and safety meeting notes show who controlled the work.
Equipment and witness record
Photos, inspection logs, and coworker accounts help preserve the hazard before the site changes.
Experienced New Jersey Construction Accident Representation
Our Saddle Brook office represents New Jersey construction workers injured on job sites throughout Passaic County and statewide. With over 40 years of experience, we understand New Jersey's unique construction accident laws including workers' compensation procedures, third-party liability claims, OSHA regulations, and New Jersey scaffold laws that protect injured workers.
Unlike workers' compensation which provides limited benefits, third-party lawsuits against general contractors, property owners, and equipment manufacturers allow you to recover unlimited compensation including pain and suffering. We handle both your workers' comp claim and third-party lawsuit simultaneously to maximize your total recovery under New Jersey law.
Types of Construction Accidents We Handle in New Jersey
Falls from Heights
Scaffolding collapses, ladder accidents, roof falls, and other elevated work injuries on New Jersey construction sites.
Crane & Equipment Accidents
Crane collapses, falling loads, heavy equipment rollovers, and machinery malfunctions causing serious injuries.
Electrocution
Contact with power lines, faulty wiring, electrical burns, and shock injuries on New Jersey job sites.
Trench Collapses
Excavation cave-ins, burial injuries, and crush injuries from inadequate trench protection in New Jersey.
Struck-by Accidents
Falling tools, materials, and equipment striking workers causing traumatic brain injuries and fractures.
Caught-between Accidents
Workers crushed between equipment, vehicles, or collapsing structures causing severe injuries or death.
What matters in a New Jersey construction accident claim
A construction injury case depends on site control, safety rules, contracts, equipment records, and medical proof. Workers' compensation may help, but third-party claims can require a separate investigation.
Site control
Owner, general contractor, subcontractor, vendor, equipment company, and property manager records can show who controlled the hazard.
Safety proof
OSHA, site logs, toolbox talks, inspection reports, photos, permits, contracts, and incident reports can show preventable failures.
Medical and wage record
Surgery, orthopedic, neurology, therapy, restrictions, wage loss, union benefits, and future-care records show the real impact.
Evidence to preserve before the jobsite changes
- Photos/video of the ladder, scaffold, opening, trench, machine, tool, floor, debris, or fall area.
- Incident reports, witness names, foreman notes, safety meeting records, site logs, permits, and OSHA materials.
- Contracts identifying the owner, general contractor, subcontractors, vendors, and equipment providers.
- Emergency, orthopedic, neurology, surgical, therapy, and disability records.
- Workers' compensation filings, lost wages, union records, benefits, overtime history, and tax records.
- Names of coworkers, site supervisors, safety managers, and any company that repaired or removed equipment.
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Free consultation. No fees unless we win. Over 40 years of experience with New Jersey construction accidents.