Construction Site Injuries

Injured on a Construction Site? Paul Powell Fights for You.

Construction sites are among the most dangerous workplaces in Las Vegas. From scaffolding falls to equipment malfunctions, even a single safety lapse can lead to devastating construction site injuries. If you’ve been hurt on a job site, whether as a worker, contractor, or bystander, The Paul Powell Law Firm is here to help you recover the compensation you deserve.

We’ve helped thousands of injured Nevadans hold negligent parties accountable. And we do it with a promise: More Lawyer. Less Fee. That means we never take more money than you at the end of your case. Ever.

Why Construction Sites Are So Dangerous

Construction zones are filled with hazards. Workers face constant exposure to heavy machinery, unstable surfaces, and high-risk tasks. When employers or contractors cut corners on safety, the consequences can be life-changing.

Our attorneys investigate every detail, OSHA violations, safety logs, witness statements, to build a strong case and hold negligent parties accountable.

Common causes of construction site injuries include:

Falls from heights (scaffolding, ladders, roofs)
Falling objects (tools, debris, building materials)
Electrocution from exposed wiring or faulty equipment
Machinery accidents involving forklifts, cranes, or power tools
Trench collapses and structural failures
Slip and falls due to uneven terrain or poor lighting

Injuries We Commonly See on Construction Sites

Construction accidents often result in serious, long-term injuries, such as:

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) Caused by falls or being struck by heavy objects.
Spinal cord injuries May lead to paralysis or chronic pain.
Crush injuries and amputations This is often caused by malfunctioning machinery or collapsing structures.
Broken bones and fractures Common in falls and equipment-related accidents.
Burns and electrocution injuries Resulting from exposed wires or chemical spills.
Respiratory issues From inhaling dust, asbestos, or toxic fumes.

We work with medical experts to document your construction site injuries and calculate the full cost of your recovery, including future care, rehabilitation, and lost income.

Who’s Liable for Construction Site Injuries?

Liability on construction sites can be complex. Multiple parties may be involved, including:

Our attorneys dig deep to uncover the truth when it comes to construction site injuries. We determine whether safety protocols were ignored, equipment was defective, or third-party negligence played a role. In many cases, we pursue multiple claims to maximize your compensation.

Even if workers’ compensation applies, you may still have a personal injury claim, especially if gross negligence or third-party liability is involved.

Why Choose Paul Powell

We know how insurance companies and contractors try to dodge responsibility. We fight back with evidence, expert testimony, and relentless advocacy—so you get the justice you deserve.

Experienced

Extensive experience with construction site injuries

Knowledgeable

Deep knowledge of Nevada workplace safety laws

On Your Side

Aggressive pursuit of full compensation

Our Guarantee

No fees unless we win

What Compensation Can You Recover?

We fight to recover all damages available under Nevada law, including:

Medical expenses Emergency care, surgeries, physical therapy, and long-term treatment.
Lost wages and future earnings Compensation for missed work and reduced earning capacity.
Pain and suffering Emotional distress, physical pain, and diminished quality of life.
Permanent disability benefits If your injury results in long-term impairment, we pursue full disability compensation.

Steps to Take After Construction Site Injuries

Seek medical attention immediately Your health comes first—and medical records support your claim.
Report the injury to your employer or site supervisor This creates an official record of the incident.
Document the scene Take photos of the hazard, your injuries, and any equipment involved.
Get witness contact information Their statements can strengthen your case.
Contact a workplace injury lawyer before speaking to insurers Insurance companies may try to settle quickly—and for less than you deserve.

Time is critical in these cases. Acting quickly ensures that evidence is preserved, witnesses are available, and your claim is filed within Nevada’s statute of limitations.

Don’t Wait—Time Limits Apply

Nevada law gives you two years from the date of your injury to file a personal injury lawsuit. Missing this deadline could mean forfeiting your right to compensation.
Contact The Paul Powell Law Firm today for a free case review and let us protect your rights.