Injured on a Construction Site? You May Have More Than a Comp Claim

Episode Summary In this episode of The Advocates Voice, New Jersey personal injury attorney David Maran discusses construction site injuries and why workers’ compensation may not be the only option for recovery. With more than 35 years of experience representing accident victims, David explains how third-party claims can provide injured workers with far greater compensation than workers’ comp alone. He shares examples of negligence involving contractors, equipment manufacturers, and property owners, and outlines how a skilled personal injury lawyer can uncover additional claims, gather evidence, and maximize recovery for victims of serious construction site accidents. Timestamps 0:53 – 3:29 | Workers’ compensation versus third-party claims: when you may have more than one option. 3:29 – 6:54 | How personal injury lawyers uncover negligence beyond workers’ comp. 6:54 – 7:57 | The difference between workers’ compensation lawyers and personal injury lawyers. 7:57 – 10:08 | Suing contractors, property owners, and equipment manufacturers for unsafe job site conditions. 10:09 – 13:30 | Scaffolding, falling debris, and the importance of evidence in catastrophic job site accidents. Show Description Construction site accidents are among the most serious workplace injuries, but many workers don’t realize they may have legal options beyond workers’ compensation. In this episode, David Maran, a New Jersey personal injury and auto accident attorney with over three decades of experience, explains how third-party negligence can open the door to additional claims. From unsafe scaffolding and falling debris to defective machinery and property owner negligence, David details the many ways injured workers can seek justice and maximize compensation. If you or a loved one has been injured on a construction site, this conversation will help you understand your rights and why speaking with an experienced personal injury lawyer is critical to securing the recovery you deserve. 🔗 Learn more at njmalpractice.com