Suing Your Employer for a Construction Site Injury

Suing Your Employer for a Construction Site Injury

Were you injured on a job site and want to know if suing your employer for a construction site injury is legal in Georgia? Watch this video to find out.

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Adam Princenthal, Esq.

Attorney, Founding Member Georgia State University College of Law in Atlanta, Georgia State Bar, Georgia Supreme Court, Georgia Court of Appeals, All of the Superior and State Courts within the State of Georgia

Adam Princenthal is a founding member of Princenthal, May & Wilson and leads the firm’s personal injury department. With more than 20 years of experience, Adam has recovered tens of millions of dollars in trial verdicts and settlements on behalf of victims and families who have suffered serious personal injury or the wrongful death of a loved one as the result of motor vehicle collisions, trucking accidents, defective products, dangerous premises, medical malpractice and other negligent behavior.

Areas of Expertise: Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Motor Vehicle Collisions, Trucking Accidents, Defective Products, Dangerous Premises, Medical Malpractice, Negligent Behavior, Georgia Trial Law

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Question:

Can I sue my employer for a construction accident injury?

Answer:

There is a lot of complexity in construction site accidents that take place in Georgia. Clients often have a lot of questions about if they are eligible to file a claim and who they can make the claim against. In the state of Georgia, as a general rule, you cannot bring a personal injury case against your employer. Your sole remedy with respect to your direct employer is workers’ compensation benefits. There are a lot of exceptions, however. For example, if the employer does not carry workers’ compensation insurance, they may try to deny your rights. That is where we can help. We can pursue other avenues of litigation, such as against a general contractor, the owner of the property where the accident happened, or an equipment manufacturer.

The best thing to do is schedule a free consultation with an attorney with experience and practice in this specific area of personal injury law. Contact our office and we will discuss the facts of your case and determine your best options.


Were you or a loved one seriously injured on a job site in Georgia and have questions about suing your employer for a construction accident?
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Adam Princenthal, Esq.

Attorney, Founding Member Georgia State University College of Law in Atlanta, Georgia State Bar, Georgia Supreme Court, Georgia Court of Appeals, All of the Superior and State Courts within the State of Georgia

Adam Princenthal is a founding member of Princenthal, May & Wilson and leads the firm’s personal injury department. With more than 20 years of experience, Adam has recovered tens of millions of dollars in trial verdicts and settlements on behalf of victims and families who have suffered serious personal injury or the wrongful death of a loved one as the result of motor vehicle collisions, trucking accidents, defective products, dangerous premises, medical malpractice and other negligent behavior.

Areas of Expertise: Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Motor Vehicle Collisions, Trucking Accidents, Defective Products, Dangerous Premises, Medical Malpractice, Negligent Behavior, Georgia Trial Law