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Rubble and debris from a building collapse, highlighting the need for legal assistance for a Building Collapse in Bowling Green.

Need help with a Building Collapse in Bowling Green?

Unless it’s something beyond human control, such as extremely bad weather, buildings don’t just collapse without a reason. If you’ve been impacted by a building collapse incident in Bowling Green, contact Morgan and Morgan immediately for a free case evaluation. We have a team of experts in the building and construction industry who can review your case for free and determine whether negligence was a factor. If so, a Bowling Green building collapse attorney from our team might be able to hold the other party accountable on your behalf and recover compensation for your injuries and losses.

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FAQ

Get answers to commonly asked questions about our legal services and learn how we may assist you with your case.

  • What Causes a Building to Collapse?

    Building collapse incidents can have multiple causes. The most common include:

    • Poor construction practices
    • Use of substandard or faulty materials
    • Lack of regular maintenance
    • Design flaws or architectural errors
    • Overloading beyond structural capacity
    • Foundation issues
    • Ignoring building codes and regulations
    • Natural disasters like earthquakes or floods
    • Corrosion or deterioration of materials
    • Unauthorized modifications or renovations

    Identifying these causes can help determine whether someone was negligent and how best to proceed with such a case.

  • Who Can File a Building Collapse Claim?

    When a building collapses, several parties may have the right to file a claim. These include but are not limited to:

    • Tenants of the building
    • Property owners
    • Injured workers or contractors
    • Visitors or guests
    • Nearby property owners affected by the collapse
    • Family members of deceased victims
    • Businesses operating within the building
    • Vendors or service providers working on-site
  • Common Building Collapse Injuries

    Building collapse incidents can lead to forever injuries and even fatalities. Speaking of injuries, the following are among the most common:

    • Fractures and broken bones
    • Traumatic brain injuries
    • Spinal cord injuries
    • Internal organ damage
    • Lacerations and abrasions
    • Crush injuries
    • Burns from fires or explosions
    • Respiratory issues from dust and debris
    • Emotional and psychological trauma
    • Death
  • Potential Damages in a Building Collapse Case

    Suppose you’ve been in a building collapse incident. In that case, you may be able to seek compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, emotional distress, rehabilitation costs, property damage, and, in severe cases, wrongful death. A Morgan and Morgan building collapse attorney can help account for all these potential damages to make sure you receive maximum compensation for your losses.

  • Get a Free Case Evaluation

    You shouldn’t be spending even a dime out of pocket on medical treatment and other expenses if someone else is responsible for the accident. Don’t let the other party get away with their negligence; contact us today to learn how America’s most powerful injury firm, Morgan and Morgan, might be able to help.

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