Commercial Construction Accidents
Construction workers are exposed to a variety of work-related hazards on a daily basis. Injuries from heavy machinery, power tools, slip-and fall-accidents, falling objects and falls from heights are unfortunately all too common.
When accidents occur, where can workers turn for help? How can they learn more about available forms of compensation?
In central Illinois, the answer is Kanoski & Associates. Since 1979, we have been protecting the rights of injured workers. We pursue all available means of compensation on behalf of clients injured in commercial construction accidents, including:
- Workers' compensation: If you were injured in a work related accident, you have a right to receive workers' compensation benefits, which include medical benefits and wage benefits. We offer a team of attorneys that focus solely on workers' compensation cases.
- Personal injury: If you have suffered an injury resulting from an OSHA violation, General Contractor negligence, subcontractor negligence, scaffold accident, lift accident, fork truck accident, heavy machinery accident, falls, or any other construction accident, we can help.
- Product liability: If you were injured by a dangerous or defective product (e.g. circular saw, ladder or nail gun), you may be entitled to compensation through a product liability claim. Recovery from a personal injury or product liability claim is in addition to compensation that may be available to you in a workers' compensation case.
Kanoski & Associates is the largest personal injury law firm in central Illinois. Our attorneys have obtained more than $250 million in compensation for accident victims and more than $100 million for injured workers.
Contact Our Commercial Construction Accident Lawyers
With offices in Bloomington, Champaign, Decatur, Macomb, Pekin, Quincy, Rushville, and Springfield, we can effectively serve clients throughout central Illinois. For assistance, contact Kanoski & Associates today at 217-280-4985 or by e-mail.
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