Construction Accident Claims in Alaska

Understandably, you might be tempted to settle quickly, especially if you’re concerned about medical bills and are unable to work. However, accepting an early offer from insurance companies or your employer can mean settling for less than you deserve. Remember, you can’t reopen the case once you’ve accepted the settlement. 

That’s part of the reason why It's crucial to have a construction accident attorney evaluate the full extent of your injuries at that particular moment and potential future complications. At Morgan and Morgan, our attorneys can help ensure that any settlement you receive from the at-fault party covers not only your current needs but also any long-term care you may require.

Many construction accident victims underestimate the value of their claims. Some may want to settle just because they want to be able to put everything behind them and move on with their lives.

On the contrary, a construction accident case might involve more than just medical expenses and lost wages. A skilled attorney from our team can help identify your damages and fight to get you the full amount you may be entitled to.  

Liability in construction accident cases can fall on different parties depending on the specifics of the case. These parties may include but are not limited to:

• Employers whose failure to provide a safe working environment led to the accident.
• Contractors whose negligence contributed to the accident.
• Equipment manufacturers for manufacturing faulty or defective equipment.
• Property owners responsible for accidents resulting from conditions on their property. 

Our construction accident experts can help determine whether you have a viable claim against the other party. If you do, we might be able to assign an experienced construction accident attorney to your case. Contact us today for a free case review.