Oklahoma City Construction Site Accident Lawyer

A construction site has an obligation to keep its premises safe for workers and pedestrians. Likewise, a property owner has a responsibility to guests or neighbors to keep the property safe. Premises liability refers to a lawsuit against a property owner for injuries sustained on that person's property due to the property owner's negligence or intentional conduct.

Injuries because of certain equipment on property, such as on a construction site or at a business, are the most common source of our premises liability cases. This can include both workers and visitors who are injured in warehouses, construction sites, or oilfields because of forklifts, cranes or other heavy equipment.

Premises liability also includes such accidents as slipping on a substance on the floor that should have been cleaned up (slip-and-fall), tripping over an object in the walkway (trip-and-fall), dog bites, attacks by other dangerous animals, chemical exposure, poisoning, asphyxiation, equipment failure, inadequate security (resulting in assault), construction accidents, and oilfield accidents.

For information on how our Oklahoma City construction site accident attorneys, Joseph J. Reinke and Bob Burke, can put their 35 years of personal injury experience, including premises liability, to work for you, call us at (405) 842-4335, visit us at our office (map-directions), or fill out our intake form.

 Experienced legal representation and personal service are our hallmarks. The consultations are free and the fees are contingent (you don't pay us unless we get you compensation). We also advance all costs. We can help.  Contact our Oklahoma City lawyers today.