Texas Construction Site Attorney 

The construction site is an area of contrast: It's filled with the potential of the new project, but also littered with danger and injury lurking in every corner. Have you been injured in a construction site accident or workplace injury? If so, contact O'Hanlon, McCollom & Demerath today.

The law in Texas limits the amount of time you have to pursue your claim. That period of time is commonly referred to as the statute of limitations. In this jurisdiction, victims of construction site accidents and workplace injury accidents only have 24 months in which to bring their claim. These victims should act fast to preserve their rights.

The construction worker faces a daunting challenge: use heavy and dangerous equipment to make their job easier. Unfortunately, sometimes the construction worker is neglected, and their workplace becomes unsafe. In such cases, the negligent party, typically the employer, is responsible for their injuries.

Many differing persons can be held liable for construction site accident injuries under Texas law. The employer, supervisor, and general contractor are required to supply a reasonably secure construction site. However, if the tools the worker uses are defective, the worker may hold the designer, builder, or seller of tool responsible for any injuries. Contact O'Hanlon, McCollom & Demerath today.