Missouri Construction Accident Lawyers

Case Results: Construction/Industrial Accidents

Factories, construction sites, and industrial machinery create unique potential for injury. Our Missouri construction accident attorneys understand the risks you take every time you venture onto a work site or into a factory. Your job should not be more dangerous because of a condition or circumstance some other person or company has created. The personal injury trial lawyers of Monsees, Miller, Mayer, Presley & Amick have been effectively representing injured workers for many years.

If you have been injured in a workplace accident, contact our Missouri construction law and industrial accident attorneys right away.

Even when a person is covered by workers compensation, frequently the circumstances of the accident give rise to a claim against some party other than the employer. Any workplace injury should be investigated for other potential compensation as the damages allowed by workers' comp can be inadequate. These third-party claims can arise against subcontractors at construction sites, manufacturers of equipment and machinery or their operators, property owners, or on rare occasions, against co-workers or supervisors.

Some of the types of Construction/Industrial Accident cases we handle:

Construction Equipment Liability
Construction Products Liability
Co-Worker Liability
Employer Liability
Equipment Injuries
Factory Accidents
Falling Objects
Forklift Accidents
Industrial Accidents
Ladder/Scaffold Falls
Machinery Malfunctions
Occupational Accidents
Power Equipment Accidents
Power Line Contact Injury
Mechanical Power Press
Punch Press Malfunctions
Supervisor Negligence
Third Party Claims
Unsafe Equipment
Workers Compensation Immunity
Workplace Accidents
Electrocution
Crane failure
Man lift bucket accidents
Cherry picker accidents

Call us at the Missouri industrial accident law offices of Monsees, Miller, Mayer, Presley & Amick. Our lawyers have represented people gravely injured by industrial explosions, drivers of defective trucks or trailers, people who have fallen from ladders or scaffolding and victims of electrocution, falls, fires, falling objects, and improperly guarded machines. Any employee, contractor or other workers, or even a visitor to a construction site, industrial facility or other workplace who has been injured should contact a lawyer to learn about their legal rights and remedies.

Attorneys

Timothy W. Monsees
Richard C. Miller
Brian J. Amick