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Hurt on a Construction Site in Los Angeles?
Speak with a Los Angeles construction accident lawyer who knows how to secure full compensation and protect your rights from the start.
“Sasha’s team handled everything after my job site injury and got me way more than I expected.”
Construction injuries can bring long hospital stays, lost pay, and major bills. At Bojat Law Group, we hold contractors, property owners, and other responsible parties accountable. Our Los Angeles premises liability lawyers also handle unsafe property claims, so every angle of your case is pursued for maximum recovery.
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Proven Results for Injured Construction Workers
In construction accident cases, our team works to identify every possible source of compensation and fight for maximum recovery. Selected outcomes include:
$1.2 Million — Ladder fall; shoulder and knee injuries
$950,000 — Rolling scaffold fall; back and heel injuries
$825,000 — Electrical shock when a fastening tool contacted energized ductwork
$650,000 — Drywall installer injured in a scaffold fall
$575,000 — Struck-by incident; worker hit by a falling wood form; serious back injury
$500,000 — Rotator cuff tear after overhead lift failure
Your Rights After a Construction Accident in Los Angeles
Thousands of skilled Angelenos and Californians earn their living in the building trades. From home remodels to high-rise towers and public works, electricians, carpenters, ironworkers, laborers, masons, painters, sheet-metal crews, and plumbers keep Los Angeles growing and working.
Because these jobs are essential and carry real risk, California law gives construction workers strong protections. Cal/OSHA safety rules require employers and site controllers to maintain safe conditions. If you are hurt, you may seek workers’ compensation for medical care and wage replacement, and you may also bring a civil claim against negligent third parties—such as a property owner, general contractor, subcontractor, or equipment manufacturer—for full damages like pain and suffering and future losses. You have the right to preserve evidence, the right to speak with a lawyer before giving any insurer a recorded statement, and the right to pursue every responsible party so your recovery reflects the true impact of the injury.
You may have more than one path to compensation:
Third-party personal injury claim. You can pursue a civil case against a property owner, general contractor, subcontractor, equipment manufacturer, delivery vendor, or negligent driver—seeking pain and suffering, full wage loss, future care, and other damages. This is separate from workers’ comp and is often where the larger recovery lives.
Workers’ compensation. No-fault benefits for medical treatment, wage replacement (TTD/TPD), and permanent disability if your injury happened on the job. You generally can’t sue your employer, but you can still bring third-party claims against others.
Disability benefits. If your injuries keep you from working, you may qualify for SSDI/SSI (federal). Many Californians also use State Disability Insurance (SDI) for short-term wage support through EDD, depending on earnings history and medical certification.
Premises or product liability overlays. Unsafe property conditions or defective tools/machines can support additional claims against owners or manufacturers.
Wrongful death & survival actions. Families may recover wrongful death damages, and the estate may bring a survival claim when a construction accident is fatal.
Bojat Law Group coordinates these tracks end-to-end—protecting your lien position, preserving evidence, and pursuing every responsible party to maximize your net recovery.
Why Choose Our Los Angeles Construction Accident Law Firm?
A job-site injury can stop everything. You need quick help and straight answers. Our work is simple: find what happened, identify who is responsible, and push your case forward.
We get started right away
We send preservation letters and request site records the same day. We gather photos, video, daily reports, change orders, incident logs, subcontractor agreements, scopes of work, maintenance logs, and delivery slips before they go missing.
We prove what went wrong
We use Cal/OSHA rules, safety plans, and method statements to show where protection, sequencing, supervision, or lockout/tagout failed. We explain it in plain English so insurers and juries understand the story.
We hold everyone accountable
Owners, general contractors, subcontractors, equipment makers, vendors, and work-zone drivers can all share blame. We pursue each one and coordinate workers’ comp with third-party claims to reach full value.
We protect your recovery from medical bills
We organize records and bills, project future care, and work on liens and credits. The aim is simple: reduce avoidable deductions so more of the recovery ends up with you.
Direct attorney access and regular case updates
You have a direct line to your lawyer. We set next steps after each milestone and respond quickly when you have questions.
Trial-ready files that drive better settlement outcomes
From day one we prepare exhibits, site diagrams, timelines, and expert input. A clean, complete file leads to better offers and is ready for court if needed.
What Are the Most Common Causes of Construction Accidents?
Construction remains one of the deadliest industries: in 2023, about 1 in 5 U.S. workplace deaths (20.8%) occurred in construction, and falls/slips/trips accounted for 38.5% of construction fatalities that year. OSHA’s long-standing “Fatal Four” still explain most deaths on jobsites: falls, struck-by incidents, electrocutions, and caught-in/between.
Top fatal and serious-injury drivers we see in Los Angeles claims:
Falls from height (scaffolds, ladders, roofs, floor openings) — still the single biggest killer.
Struck-by hazards (falling tools/materials, equipment swing, work-zone vehicles).
Electrocutions (energized ductwork, temporary power, overhead lines).
Caught-in/between (unguarded machinery, trench/structural collapse, pin-ons).
Other frequent contributors to non-fatal claims:
Vehicle and heavy-equipment incidents in and around jobsites, including work-zone traffic.
- Equipment defects/malfunctions (lifts, nail guns, saws, hoists).
- Fire/explosion and harmful exposures (including chemicals and energized work). In California overall, “exposure to harmful substances or environments” was 24% of 2023 workplace fatalities across industries.
- Gaps in fall protection, training, or supervision, especially on multi-employer sites.
If you were hurt on a jobsite, we’ll identify every liable party (owner, GC, subs, manufacturers, vendors) and pursue both workers’ comp and third-party claims when available.
Types of Construction Accident Cases We Handle
We focus on serious job-site injuries across Los Angeles. Here are common scenarios we litigate:
Ladders, scaffolds, roof edges, and floor openings.
Falling tools or materials; impact in staging areas.
Energized ductwork, overhead lines, temp power.
Trench or structural collapse; pinch-point injuries.
Rigging errors, load drops, and swing-radius strikes.
Blind-spots, reversing injuries, and staging collisions.
Lifts, saws, nail guns, and hoists (product liability).
Housekeeping failures on multi-employer sites.
Guarding lapses and kickback during cuts.
Falls, missteps, and unsecured materials at height.
Hot work, fuel storage, chemicals, and poor ventilation.
Vision loss, crush injuries, and traumatic brain injuries.
Injuries That Happen on Los Angeles Construction Sites
Construction accidents are often preventable when proper safety measures are followed. Everyone on a job site — from laborers and subcontractors to foremen, developers, and general contractors — depends on safe practices, thorough training, and strict compliance with Cal/OSHA regulations. When these standards are ignored, the risk of injuries rises sharply. Some of the serious injuries that can happen on Los Angeles construction sites are:
- Severe burn injuries caused by electrical hazards, welding, or chemical exposure
- Crush injuries from heavy equipment, collapsing materials, or trench accidents
- Traumatic amputations including the loss of fingers, hands, or limbs
- Catastrophic injuries that can lead to paralysis or long-term disability
- Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) from falling objects or high-impact falls
Construction Accident FAQs
How do I choose the right Los Angeles construction accident lawyer?
Look for a lawyer who actually tries construction cases, not just car crashes. Ask for recent results on multi-party claims, whether they’ve handled Cal/OSHA issues, and which experts they use (safety, construction management, biomedical). Press for a first-week plan: evidence preservation letters, site records, daily reports, subcontractor contracts, and photos. Make sure you’ll speak with the attorney directly and get regular timelines in plain English.
How are OSHA and Cal/OSHA investigations used in my case?
They can support the story. Inspection notes, photographs, and citations help show unsafe conditions and who controlled the work. They don’t replace a civil case, though. Your attorney should line up agency records with contracts, daily logs, RFIs, safety plans, and witness statements to prove fault and causation.
What is the deadline to file a construction injury lawsuit in California?
Two years from the date of injury for most personal injury claims. Claims against public entities require a government claim within six months. Workers’ comp has separate notice and filing rules—move fast so none of the clocks run out.
What damages can I pursue beyond workers’ comp?
Through a third-party claim you can seek pain and suffering, full wage loss and loss of earning capacity, future medical care and rehab, scarring and disfigurement damages, and loss of consortium. Those categories are not paid by workers’ comp; they live in the civil case against owners, GCs, subs, or product manufacturers.
What should I do immediately after a jobsite injury in LA?
Report the incident, get medical care, and document the scene before it changes. Photograph the area, tools, equipment, openings, and any missing guards or railings. Collect names and numbers of witnesses. Save your boots, clothing, and gear. Ask a supervisor to keep daily reports and incident logs. Do not give a recorded statement to another company’s insurer until you’ve spoken with counsel.
Who is responsible for keeping the site safe?
Often several parties share duties: the property owner or developer, the general contractor, and any subcontractor that created or controlled the hazard. Responsibility follows control of the work and the area.
How much does it cost to hire construction accident lawyer in Los Angeles?
When medical bills stack up and paychecks slow down, hiring a lawyer can feel out of reach. With Bojat Law Group, it isn’t. We don’t charge any upfront fees or out-of-pocket costs. You won’t pay us while your case is underway.
We work on a contingency basis. Our fee is an agreed-upon percentage of the compensation we recover for you, paid at the end of the case. That means you can get a Los Angeles construction accident lawyer working for you now—without worrying about how to afford it. If you’ve been seriously hurt, waiting can jeopardize evidence and deadlines. Get advice early and protect your claim.
Speak with a Los Angeles Construction Accident Lawyer at Bojat Law Group
If a construction site injury has upended your life, we’re ready to step in. A Los Angeles Construction Accident Lawyer from our team will review your situation, explain your options, and move fast to protect your claim. We bring the experience, resources, and focus serious cases demand—and we don’t get paid unless you do.
For a free consultation call (818) 877-4878.
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“Sasha was absolutely amazing!! Very attentive, very communicative, and would always handle each interaction with white gloves. He worked with the very best to make sure I was taken care of and recovered accordingly. At the end of the day, he exceeded my expectations by a large margin. Thank you, Sasha!!”
Andrew Schmidt
“Bojat Law Group is a group that actually cares about its clients. They helped me with a case I would have lost if I had gone to anyone else. They provided a life changing experience and I will never go to a different law group in regards to personal injury.
They transparent this law group is one of a kind and I couldn’t be more grateful to have found them.”
Dylan Short
“Sasha was wonderful handling my case. Explained everything in detail where we could understand the process. My case was handled smoothly and efficiently. His eased all our worries when it came to getting compensation for my case. Very accommodating! Would recommend him to anyone.”
Bethany Braun
Client Stories
We can tell you what it’s like to be represented by Bojat Law Group after a car accident, but the best proof of our hard work are our clients’ positive testimonials.
Lauren was injured when an inexperienced truck driver suddenly veered off the road and hit her car on the highway. “In my situation”, she says, “after I had a traffic accident and told the officers on the scene ‘I don’t know what happened,’ the BoyLaw Group had accomplished what I thought was impossible. Eventually, we won the case”. She adds: “This is the legal team you need. I have nothing but gratitude for them”.
Amanda was injured when a vehicle rear-ended her from behind while she was stopped on Thousand Oaks Boulevard. “The very fact of being able to speak directly to a lawyer, without an intermediary, brought me great relief in knowing that he would represent me. He was with me through all the mediations”, she says. “It gave me peace to know that I always had someone on my side”.
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