Dallas Construction Sites Can Lead to Brain and Spinal Cord Injuries

During the last ten-year reporting period, a yearly average of over 5,000 people fell victim to a traumatic occupational fatality. Non-fatal occupational injuries consistently exceed 4 million, annually, according to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.

Are you searching for a Dallas spinal cord injury attorney, due to catastrophic injuries you or a family member received at a construction site or other industrial setting? Are you aware of the urgency that is usually present in beginning the process of preparing a case? Of course, the situation is completely overwhelming. You need an attorney who is committed to providing the best possible representation to every client. With Mitchell, Goff & Mitchell, LLP, you will have an entire law firm with that philosophy.

Carmen Mitchell, Ben Goff and Michael Mitchell have proven histories of successfully litigating construction site and industrial injuries and fatalities.

Who is Most Affected?

Occupational injuries most often affect the 25–34 age group, followed closely by 35–44 age group. What does this mean, from a financial perspective? A catastrophic debilitating injury at a construction site can produce unimaginable medical costs for many years to come. Moreover, the loss of a lifetime of income can have a devastating impact on a family’s plans for the future. This is often worse when the victim is so young.

Improperly Managed Construction Sites Are Dangerous

Over the past couple of decades, there have been great strides in reducing the numbers of construction site injuries. Unfortunately, they continue to dominate all injuries in industrial settings. The possible causes of construction site injuries are innumerable, but some examples include:

Falls
Struck by falling object
Struck by laterally moving object or equipment
Impalement or penetrating injury
Truck or other motor vehicle accident
Electrocution
Explosions
Burns

Any of these can necessitate the services of a Dallas brain injury lawyer. If you believe your circumstances warrant hiring an attorney contact Mitchell, Goff & Mitchell, LLP to learn how we can help you. Consultations are free and you may initiate a review of your case via our Online Case Evaluation form.