San Antonio Construction Accident Lawyers

Falls from Heights

Falls from scaffolding, ladders, or rooftops can result in devastating injuries like spinal cord damage or traumatic brain injuries. Employers often try to blame the worker, but it’s their responsibility to ensure that proper safety equipment and protocols are in place. Even if the worker did not use equipment exactly as directed, they are still entitled to workers’ compensation. If negligence or unsafe conditions contributed to the accident, Wyatt Law Firm will fight to hold those responsible accountable, securing the full compensation you deserve. Return to Top

Heavy Machinery Accidents

Accidents involving cranes, bulldozers, and forklifts often result in serious injuries or fatalities. Proving negligence in these cases can be difficult because operators or supervisors may shift blame. However, the law requires employers to provide proper training and ensure safe operations at all times. Whether it’s faulty equipment or a lack of safety protocols, Wyatt Law Firm knows how to investigate and build a strong case to get you more than just workers’ comp — we fight for the maximum compensation you deserve. Return to Top

Electrocution and Electrical Accidents

Electrocution accidents on construction sites often stem from poorly managed electrical systems or exposed wiring, which can lead to severe burns or fatalities. These cases can involve multiple contractors and complex safety violations. Even if the worker was involved in the setup, they still deserve workers’ compensation. Wyatt Law Firm’s attorneys work with electrical safety experts to dig into the details and hold negligent parties responsible, ensuring our clients receive compensation that covers medical bills, pain, and future care. Return to Top

Struck-by Object Accidents

Falling objects like tools or materials can cause serious injuries or even death. It’s the employer’s responsibility to ensure that work areas are safe and properly secured. Even when workers are struck by falling debris or tools, they are entitled to workers’ compensation, no matter what. If unsafe conditions or negligence contributed to the accident, Wyatt Law Firm fights to ensure workers receive far more than basic compensation—we aim for maximum recovery to cover long-term effects, medical care, and lost wages. Return to Top

Caught-in/Between Accidents 

Caught-in/between accidents often involve heavy machinery or collapsing materials, resulting in life-altering injuries such as amputations or crushing injuries. Employers are responsible for ensuring safe conditions and proper equipment, no matter what. If a worker is injured, they are entitled to workers’ compensation, but if negligence played a role — such as a failure to maintain equipment — Wyatt Law Firm fights for significantly more, holding all responsible parties accountable and securing full compensation for your losses. Return to Top

Exposure to Hazardous Materials

Exposure to toxic materials like asbestos or chemicals can lead to severe health conditions, even years after the initial exposure. Employers have a duty to provide proper protective equipment and inform workers of any hazards. If you’ve been exposed to dangerous substances, you deserve workers’ compensation, but if your employer failed to take safety precautions, you may be entitled to far more. Wyatt Law Firm will aggressively pursue the compensation you deserve for your medical care, suffering, and long-term effects. Return to Top

Trench Collapse and Excavation Accidents

Trench collapses are some of the most dangerous accidents on construction sites, often leading to fatal injuries. Employers are required to follow strict safety regulations to prevent these accidents, and when they fail to do so, they are held responsible. Even if a worker is injured in a collapse, they are entitled to workers’ compensation. But when negligence or safety violations are involved, Wyatt Law Firm fights for much more, ensuring you receive full compensation for medical bills, lost income, and future financial security. Return to Top