Chicago Construction Accident Lawyers – Fighting for the Justice You Deserve

Have you or a loved one been injured in a construction site accident in Chicago, IL? Allen Law Group’s aggressive construction injury lawyers are here to fight for you! We handle all types of construction accident claims — from slip/trip and falls to machinery malfunctions — and we charge no fees until we win. For years, our team has helped victims and their families hold the wrongdoers accountable for their actions. If you need a team of experienced construction accident lawyers in the Chicago area, contact Allen Law Group today for a free consultation.

Chicago Construction Accident Lawyers Committed to Your Case

At Allen Law Group, we understand that a construction site injury in Chicago can disrupt every part of your life — from your health and ability to work to your financial stability. That’s why our construction accident lawyers are committed to guiding you through the legal process each step of the way. While you focus on your recovery, we handle every detail of your claim, from the initial consultation to trial and verdict. Our mission is to take this burden off your back, and you pay no fees unless we win your injury claim.

Types Of Chicago Construction Site Injuries We Handle Include:

Falls from or collapses in scaffolding
Slip/trip and fall accidents
Falling objects
Electrocutions
Caught-in/between accidents
Machinery accidents
Explosions and fires
Overexertion injuries
Exposure to toxic substances
Vehicle accidents
Structural failures
Lack of proper safety gear (PPE)

Decades of Experience Handling Chicago Construction Injury Claims

Allen Law Group brings years of experience in personal injury law. Our skilled construction accident lawyers will properly file your claim, gather critical evidence, and fight for your rights. We understand that construction sites are among the most dangerous workplaces, and that no two accidents are the same. That’s why we provide personalized legal support for every client — even meeting with you at your home or in the hospital when needed.

Speak With One of Our Experienced Construction Accident Lawyers Today!

Q: What should I do first if I am injured at a construction site?

Seek medical attention right away. Call 911 for serious injuries. Even if symptoms seem mild, see a medical professional, as some injuries may not be immediately visible.

Q: Should I report the injury to my supervisor?

Yes. Notify your supervisor or site or safety manager as soon as possible to ensure the incident is documented and the reporting process begins.

Q: Is it important to document the scene and file a formal report?

Yes. Take photos, gather details, and file a workplace incident report if possible. Request copies for your records, including any police reports if applicable.

Q: Should I speak with an attorney?

If unsafe working conditions or negligence played a role, consult Allen Law Group. They can help you understand your rights and pursue compensation.

Q: I am receiving Worker’s Compensation; can I still proceed with legal action?

In some cases, yes. You may be able to pursue a third-party injury claim in addition to your worker’s compensation claim if someone other than your employer or co-worker contributed to your accident.

Q: What are some common types of injuries that occur on a construction site?

Common injuries include falls from scaffolding or ladders, trips from debris or equipment, electrocution, struck-by incidents, machinery accidents, hazardous material exposure, and burns.

Allen Law Group’s experienced construction accident attorneys in Chicago are available 24/7 to answer any questions you may have about your construction accident claim. Allen Law Group will advocate for you, enabling you to focus on getting the treatment you need. If you would like to speak with one of our construction accident attorneys, contact us today via our 24/7 online chat, contact form, or text.

Construction Site Injury FAQ’s

What should I do first if I am injured at a construction site?
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Always be sure to seek medical attention right away. Even minor injuries can have serious consequences. Call 911 if the injury is severe or life-threatening. If you're unable to move safely, wait for emergency responders. Get checked by a medical professional even if symptoms seem mild. Some injuries, like concussions or internal trauma, may not be immediately visible.

Should I report the injury to my supervisor?
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Notify your supervisor or site or safety manager as soon as possible. This ensures the incident is formally documented and initiates the workplace injury reporting process.

Is it important to document the scene and file a formal report?
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If you are able, take photos of the area, equipment involved, and your injuries. Ask a coworker to assist if needed. This documentation can be crucial for insurance or legal claims. If able, your employer should require you to complete a workplace incident report. If you do, be sure to request a copy for your records. If police are involved, ask for a copy of their report as well.

Should I speak with an attorney?
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If unsafe working conditions or negligence contributed to your injury, and you want to consult a legal professional, contact Allen Law Group so we can assist you in this process. We can help you understand your rights and pursue compensation for your injury claim.

I am receiving Worker’s Compensation; can I still proceed with legal action?
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In some cases, yes. Worker’s compensation covers medical bills and lost wages and PPI. However, you may still pursue a third-party personal injury claim if someone other than your employer or co-worker contributed to your accident. The team at Allen Law Group can assist you with determining if you have a third party injury claim in addition to your worker’s compensation claim.

What are some common types of injuries that occur on a construction site?
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Common construction site injuries include:

Falls from scaffolding or ladders
Falls/trips caused from debris or worksite equipment
Electrocution
Being struck by falling objects
Machinery accidents
Exposure to hazardous materials
Burns sustained by equipment

There are many others not listed above. It is best to speak to the team at Allen Law Group to determine if your case involves a third party injury claim in addition to a worker’s compensation claim.

Construction Injury Lawyers in Chicago

Chicago Construction Accident Lawyers – Fighting for the Justice You Deserve

Chicago Construction Accident Lawyers Committed to Your Case

Types Of Chicago Construction Site Injuries We Handle Include:

Decades of Experience Handling Chicago Construction Injury Claims

Speak With One of Our Experienced Construction Accident Lawyers Today!

Construction Site Injury FAQ’s

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