DuPage County Construction Accident Attorneys

Lawyers for Construction Site Injuries in Addison and Bensenville, Illinois

Across the Greater Chicago region, hundreds of building permit applications are filed in an average week, many of which are ultimately approved. This translates to more than 35,000 active construction sites throughout the area every year, including new buildings, cell towers, renovations, and remodels. In short, the construction industry in Northern Illinois is quite healthy. While industry regulatory protocols and construction site safety have improved greatly in the last few decades, hundreds of construction workers are seriously injured in worksite accidents annually. At Kaiser Law, we know how devastating a construction site accident can be, and our experienced personal injury attorneys are equipped to help you and your family pursue maximum compensation for your injuries.

Protecting Workers' Rights in Forest Park and Des Plaines

Construction sites are among the most dangerous workplaces in any industry. With large vehicles, heavy equipment, and dozens, if not hundreds, of people moving around at any given time, building sites can seem chaotic. A construction site is also full of other dangers, including hazardous materials, exposed electrical wires, and more. In addition, each site may present unique dangers based on its location and history. In many areas of the city, for example, there are countless abandoned factories and industrial sites, many of which have become structurally unsound. Workers on such sites can easily be injured in falls or by falling debris and building materials.

If you have been injured on a construction site while working as an employee for a specific company, you are most likely eligible to collect benefits under the Illinois workers' compensation program. Unfortunately, workers' compensation benefits are not always enough to meet your needs following a construction site injury. If you are self-employed or working as a contractor on a construction site, and you get hurt, you might not be eligible for workers' compensation at all. At Kaiser Law, we understand the effects that a worksite injury can have on your life and your ability to earn a living. With this in mind, we will work closely with you in exploring every option for recovering full compensation.

Experienced Cook County Construction Accident Representation

The attorneys at our Bensenville, IL, law firm have more than 100 years of combined personal injury experience. We will make ourselves available to meet with you at the scene of the accident, your hospital room, your home, or anywhere else that is convenient for you. This allows us to get started immediately in investigating the circumstances surrounding your injury and preserving evidence that could be crucial to your case. Our lawyers maintain a large network of experts including engineers, scientists, doctors, and financial professionals whose insight and knowledge can be extremely valuable in getting you the compensation you deserve. We will work to identify any and all liable parties and hold them accountable for their actions or negligence.

At Kaiser Law, our lawyers are knowledgeable and skilled professionals who understand how to get the best possible results. We have obtained millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for our clients, including many who were injured on construction sites. If you or a loved one has suffered a construction-related injury, we are ready to put our experience and skills to work for you and your family.

Call 630-274-4400 to Get the Help You Need

To learn more about our firm and how we can help you collect full compensation after an Illinois construction site accident, contact our office. Call 630-274-4400 for a free, no-obligation consultation and case evaluation at Kaiser Law today. We represent injured victims in Bensenville, Elk Grove Village, Elmhurst, Franklin Park, Des Plaines, Park Ridge, Niles, Northlake, Melrose Park, Addison, Itasca, Wood Dale, DuPage County, Cook County, and the neighboring communities.