Construction Accident Lawyer in San Francisco

Compensation for construction accident injuries in San Francisco can come from various sources, including the employer's workers' compensation insurance, liable third parties (such as contractors or property owners), or a personal injury lawsuit. That's one of the things we can help you figure out if you have a viable claim.

Yes, you don't need to be a worker at the construction site to file a claim or lawsuit. If you've been injured at the site, you could file a claim with the property owner, contractors, or other responsible parties.

Yes, there is. The timeframe is generally two years from the date of the injury. The clock begins to count from the date you were injured (or should have known you were injured).

If the deadline for filing a construction accident lawsuit expires, you may lose the right to pursue legal action and seek compensation. Courts are likely to dismiss cases filed after the statute of limitations, which is why we always insist on seeking legal counsel as soon as possible.

Yes, you can, but it's advisable to have legal representation during this process to ensure you receive fair compensation. Insurance companies may attempt to settle for less than the full value of your claim, but with an attorney by your side, you can count on them to fight for maximum compensation.

At Morgan and Morgan, we use a payment system known as a contingency fee. Here, the fee is free unless we win.

You don't deserve to be fighting insurance companies while nursing your injuries or counting your losses. Let America's largest injury firm fight for you as you recover. Contact us today for a free case evaluation.