Leading Attorneys Representing Injured Construction Workers & Accident Victims In Miami & South Florida

Panter, Panter & Sampedro

Given the extreme working conditions and inherent dangers of construction work, construction workers are at risk for serious injury every day. But even supposedly minor injuries can end a construction career if, for example, a worker can no longer climb a ladder or has lost balance or strength.

The Florida construction worker injury attorneys at Panter, Panter & Sampedro, help workers who have been injured on the job. If you or someone you love was hurt on a construction job site and you know or suspect that another company was at fault, contact our Miami law office to talk with an attorney.

Call us today at 305-662-6178 for a FREE CONSULTATION.

Handling All Aspects of Your Construction Personal Injury Claim

Full-Service Construction Liability & Accident Lawyers For All Types of Cases

At Panter, Panter & Sampedro, our Florida construction worker injury attorneys work closely with medical experts to demonstrate to insurance companies and juries how accidents occurred and injuries resulted. Medical illustrations help juries understand the nature of the injuries. Computer simulations demonstrate the cause of the accident and how the injuries occurred.

We have an on-staff critical care nurse and a doctor who help us assess cases and arrange for the best available medical care for our seriously injured clients. We have handled cases for clients suffering many types of construction-related injuries, including:

• Head Injuries — From scaffolding falls, falling objects and excavation cave-ins. Head injuries include traumatic brain injury (TBI), closed head injury, skull fractures and concussions. The effects of serious head and brain injuries can include problems with speech and reasoning, mood swings or changes in temperament, headache, dizziness, fatigue, poor memory and concentration, balance problems, blurred vision and ringing in the ears.
• Back & Spinal Cord Injuries — From falls, accidents with trucks or heavy equipment or trench collapses. Spinal cord injuries can result in partial or full paralysis (quadriplegia, paraplegia) and loss of bowel and bladder control and sexual functions. Less extreme back injuries can result in severe and ongoing pain, loss of range of motion, and an inability to lift.
• Bone Fractures — Particularly of joints, can result in impaired range of movement, inability to stand for long periods and ongoing pain and can cause early-onset arthritis. In the worst cases, a serious fracture can result in amputation.
• Electrical Accidents — From exposed live wires or defective construction equipment can result in severe burns, brain damage and, often, death.

If you have suffered a serious construction-related injury, we can help you. Our firm has obtained verdicts and settlements in excess of $100 million for our clients. These results place us among the state and national leaders in personal injury litigation.

Call us now at 305-662-6178 for a FREE CONSULTATION with our experienced Florida construction worker injury lawyers.