Construction Accident Claims & Compensation
From start to finish, our dedicated team of solicitors is ready to guide you through the construction accident claims process. We have been helping people involved in work accident claims for over 50 years. If you’ve been involved in a construction or building site accident in Northern Ireland, our injury solicitors are ready to help.
Building site accident claims solicitors
Building site accidents are increasingly common across Northern Ireland. The construction work environment is filled with many hazards that can lead to a range of different injuries. Even a minor injury has the potential of causing serious problems lasting many months.
Many injuries are as a result of your employer failing to keep you safe. They should take appropriated steps to ensure that health and safety regulations are followed. Your employer may be required to provide you with adequate protective equipment, give you adequate training, or ensure that you are properly supervised. If you’ve been injured, our construction accident claims solicitors will investigate if duty of care was not met and will guide you through the entire construction injury claims process.
Common Construction Site Injuries
Construction site injuries vary in type and severity. In the past 50 years of legal practice, our solicitors helped construction accident victims who have suffered from the following:
- Head injuries
- Broken bones
- Lacerations
- Burns
- Amputations
This is by no means an exhaustive list. If you suffered any injury on a building site, contact our solicitors to see how we can help.
Who can claim for a construction accident injury?
If you sustained an injury at a construction site that wasn’t your fault, you usually need to bring your claim 3 years from the date of the accident. Additionally, it may be possible to bring a building site accident claim if you were partially at fault.
Some people find it difficult to claim for an accident at a construction or building site. We are here to help guide you through the process. If you are unsure whether you are eligible, our solicitors will examine your case and determine whether you can make a construction accident claim.
How much construction injury compensation could you receive?
We understand that every construction injury is different and can affect the body in different ways. Consequently, compensation associated with injuries may differ greatly as well. Our website features a helpful claim calculator that can provide you with some understanding of how much construction injury compensation is awarded for certain injuries.
If you require any more information about building site accident claims, please reach out to our solicitors or visit our offices in Belfast and Carrickfergus. We are here to help.
Choose the best rated construction accident solicitors in Northern Ireland
Our solicitors have a long track record of successfully claiming compensation for injury victims. Many of our clients have given us glowing reviews on Trustpilot, making us one of the best rated construction accident law firms in Northern Ireland.
If you’ve been involved in a work accident at a construction or building site, contact our construction accident claims solicitors today. We will ensure that you receive the construction injury compensation that you deserve. We understand how devastating an injury can be, and we’re here to help you through this.
Seymour Major
“We pride ourselves on being able to effectively help construction workers across Northern Ireland. No matter is too complex. “
Case Studies
Greg’s Work Accident Claim Settles for £100,000 (Ballymoney)
Greg, a lab technician in Ballymoney, was involved in an accident while working overtime during an Easter holiday shift. To deal with the sweltering lab
Samuel’s Work Accident Claim Settles for £35,000 (Belfast)
During his employment in Belfast, Samuel encountered a hazard that led to a serious injury. A ruffled-up mat caused him to trip and crash through
Will’s work accident settles for £13,750 (Newtownabbey)
Will was involved in an accident at work in Newtownabbey. He was employed to conduct machine maintenance at his company. On the date of the
