Minnesota Construction Accident injury Lawyers
At 612-Injured Heimerl & Lammers, we understand that construction sites in Minnesota can be dangerous places. Our experienced team has been helping injured workers for over two decades, and we know the risks you face every day on the job.
Common Construction Accidents in Minnesota
Construction workers in the North Star State face numerous hazards. Here are some of the most frequent causes of injuries we see:
- Falls from heights
- Struck-by incidents
- Electrocutions
- Caught-in/between accidents
- Equipment malfunctions
- Trench collapses
- Vehicle-related accidents on site
Serious Injuries from Construction Accidents
These accidents can lead to severe, life-changing injuries. As seasoned Minnesota construction injury attorneys, we often represent clients who have suffered:
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Spinal cord damage
- Broken bones and fractures
- Amputations
- Burn injuries
- Eye and ear injuries
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Your Rights as an Injured Minnesota Construction Worker
If you’ve been hurt on a construction site in Minnesota, you have rights. You may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits, and in some cases, you might have grounds for a third-party lawsuit. At 612-Injured, we’re here to help you understand your options and fight for the compensation you deserve.
Why Choose 612-Injured for Your Construction Injury Case?
- We have over 23 years of experience handling Minnesota construction injury cases
- Our team includes both workers’ compensation and personal injury experts
- We offer a custom team approach to your case
- No fees unless we win your case
- We’re available to meet you at our offices or come to you
Contact Us Today
Don’t let a construction injury derail your life. Call or text 612-Injured at 612-465-8733 for a free consultation. We’re serious attorneys for serious injuries, and we’re here to help you get the justice and compensation you deserve.
Construction Worker Repetitive Stress Injury Lawyer
Construction sites in Minnesota demand repetitive physical labor. Whether you’re constantly lifting materials, operating power tools, or performing the same motions day after day, your body takes a toll. At 612-Injured, we’ve seen how these repetitive actions can lead to serious repetitive stress injuries (RSIs) over time. From carpal tunnel syndrome to chronic back pain, these injuries can significantly impact your ability to work and your quality of life.
Can I Sue My Employer If I Am Injured?
Except in cases of extreme negligence, our workers’ compensation laws shield employers from being sued by injured employees. However, third-parties (anyone other than your employer) are not protected from lawsuits. Examples of third parties include:
What if I Can’t Return to My Job?
You can seek compensation for any reduction in wages that you experience as a result of your injury and for future lost wages. Workers’ compensation may also provide retraining benefits if you no longer able to do construction work because of your injury. A physical injury doesn’t have to mean the end of your career. Our lawyers may be able to help you get the compensation you need to find a job that is less physically demanding.
Our Minnesota Construction Accidents Attorneys & Trial Lawyers
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The attorneys and staff at our firm take the time to actually listen to our clients. We will carefully explain the process you are facing and guide you through it while looking out for your best interests. We know that each client’s individual situation is unique and important to them. Therefore, we won’t treat your representation with the “cookie-cutter” approach other law firms seem to take.
If you need to speak with an attorney, contact us today. We can assist with a wide array of issues, including divorce, child custody, family law, personal injury, wrongful death, construction injuries, truck accident injuries, and workers’ compensation.
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