Construction Accident Lawyer in Naples
2150 Goodlette-Frank Road, Suite 750
Naples, FL 34102
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Construction Accident Lawyer in Naples
We’ve seen these cases before – someone gets injured at a construction site, they file a claim with the other party’s insurance company (usually the employer), and then wait for the check to arrive in the mail. Half of the time, it never comes. And when it does, the amount doesn’t usually reflect the true extent of the injuries the victim has sustained.
To give you some perspective, one of our construction accident attorneys once handled a case involving an injured worker. When the worker filed a claim, the insurance company only offered to settle for $5,000, which was more than 700 times less than what he was entitled to. We went ahead and took the case to court and won a $3.85 million verdict.
This gives you an idea of how insensitive and selfish insurance companies can be. To them, your pain is just any other feeling. To us, it is genuine and the catalyst for our desire to go to all lengths and breadths to fight for the injured in Naples and all over the country. If you were injured at a construction site, we would love to review your case for free. Contact us today to get started.
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Get answers to commonly asked questions about our legal services and learn how we may assist you with your case.
Can I Trust the Insurance Company To Adequately Compensate Me?
No, you shouldn’t. These companies may try to settle quickly only because they want to offer less than you deserve before you realize the importance of hiring a lawyer. Before accepting any offer, consider consulting with a construction accident specialist from our team to ensure you understand what exactly you’re entitled to.
Can Workers’ Comp Insurance Companies Deny My Claim?
Yes, they can, and for various reasons, including disputes over the cause of the injury, late reporting, or insufficient medical evidence. If your claim is denied, you have the right to appeal the decision, something our workers’ compensation attorney might be able to help you with.
What Are Some Bad-Faith Reasons for Denying a Workers’ Comp Claim After a Construction Accident?
Insurance companies don’t always act in good faith. We’ve dealt with these companies long enough to know that they only care about making profits, not doing what is right. Examples of bad-faith reasons for denying a claim include unjustly disputing the severity of the injury, questioning the accident's work-related nature, or failing to thoroughly investigate the claim. If you suspect a bad faith denial, tell us about your case right away. We might be able to assign an experienced Naples construction accident attorney to your case.
What if I Cannot Afford a Lawyer?
At Morgan and Morgan, money isn’t our greatest motivation. That is why we offer to represent our clients for free unless they win and recover a settlement or verdict. If they don’t win, then we don’t get paid. It’s as simple as that.
Get Your No-Cost Case Evaluation Today
Don’t let anyone lie to you – insurance companies don’t care about you. Only your attorney does when it comes to fighting for the compensation you need and deserve after a construction accident. If you’re ready to find out whether you have a valid case and what your legal options could be, please get in touch with us by filling out our free case evaluation form.