Construction Equipment Malfunction Injuries

Heavy equipment helps the construction industry work faster than ever before. But when there is a construction equipment malfunction causing serious injuries, construction workers like you are left injured, out of work, and facing an uncertain future. If you’re in pain and struggling to support your family, the Workers’ Compensation lawyers at Fields Law Firm can help.

It’s our job to make sure your claim gets filed on time and that you receive your maximum benefits. If you have questions about an equipment malfunction claim, our construction accident lawyers have answers.

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Client Success Story

Our law firm represented a man from South St. Paul who was electrocuted while he was working on a control box. The equipment malfunctioned and sent an electric shock through both of his hands. He went to the emergency room where they treated him for deep electrical burns.

The doctors also sent him to see a cardiologist and a neurologist to determine whether there was further damage. Workers’ Compensation agreed with his claim initially, but then sent him to see an Independent Medical Evaluation (IME) doctor.

Although the IME doctor’s report stated that the neurological damage was not the result of the electrocution, our construction accident lawyers negotiated with the insurance company for settlement fees which covered the injured worker’s medical expenses and wage loss from the work injury.

Causes of Equipment Malfunction

Equipment malfunction injuries on construction sites can be caused by:

If you’ve been injured by a construction equipment malfunction, our Workers’ Compensation lawyers can explain what you need to do to get the benefits you’re owed and the medical care you need to get back to work.

Helping Injured Workers

At Fields Law, we can help you get the most from your construction equipment malfunction claim. Our injury and disability law firm is a resource for injured workers, and we can help you no matter where you are in the claims process.