DuPage County Attorneys Standing Up for Victims of Construction Accidents
The attorneys at the Naperville Law Offices of Mathys & Schneid have recovered millions of dollars for victims of negligence in Chicago and throughout the western suburbs. We are able to succeed in construction injury cases because we are willing to aggressively push forward, no matter what challenges are put in our path, to get compensation for our clients. Contact us for a free consultation.
Workers' Compensation and Beyond
Victims of work site accidents typically think that workers' compensation is their only opportunity for compensation. This is not necessarily the case, particularly in construction accidents. A personal injury lawsuit against third parties may be possible. Our lawyers have the experience to go beyond workers' compensation to pursue a personal injury claim that will maximize results for construction accident victims.
Who Is Responsible for Your Injury?
One of the most challenging issues in construction injury cases is determining who is responsible for causing your injury. On any construction site, there may be dozens of trades present. There is the general contractor and there are numerous subcontractors. Detailed investigation is necessary to determine all those responsible. In many construction cases, it turns out to be more than one company. We are experienced in identifying all responsible parties in order to obtain maximum compensation for your injury.
Of course, when we take action, the at-fault corporations will almost always point the finger at someone else. They will try to deflect blame. We know how to overcome their arguments and hold them accountable for causing you harm.
We handle all types of construction injury cases, including:
- Crane accidents
- Scaffolding accidents
- Trench collapses
- Welding accidents
- Defective construction tools and machinery
For more information, please visit our construction accidents practice center.
We Earn a Fee Only When You Get Results
All personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, which means you will not pay any attorney fees unless you receive compensation.
Contact us for a free consultation with an experienced lawyer.
