Category Archives: Construction Accident

The Most Common Causes of Construction Accidents in Maryland

The Most Common Causes of Construction Accidents in Maryland

Construction sites are dynamic and bustling environments, essential for the development of infrastructure and buildings. However, with the complex nature of construction projects, there are inherent risks that can lead to accidents and injuries. Maryland, like many other states, faces its share of construction-related accidents, some of which can be severe and life-changing. In this […]

What to Expect During a Maryland Construction Accident Lawsuit

What to Expect During a Maryland Construction Accident Lawsuit

Construction accidents can be devastating, resulting in severe injuries and financial burdens for the victims. If you or a loved one has been involved in a construction accident in Maryland, it is essential to understand the legal process and the requirements involved in pursuing a construction accident lawsuit. Alpert Schreyer Injury Accident Lawyers, is dedicated […]

Who is Liable in a Maryland Construction Accident?

Who is Liable in a Maryland Construction Accident?

Construction sites can be hazardous environments, and accidents can occur despite adherence to safety protocols. In Maryland, like in many other jurisdictions, determining liability in construction accidents can be a complex process. Various parties are typically involved in a construction project, including property owners, contractors, subcontractors, architects, engineers, and equipment manufacturers. Identifying who is liable […]

The Top 10 Most Dangerous Jobs in Construction

The Top 10 Most Dangerous Jobs in Construction

Construction is a vital and necessary industry that shapes our world and our communities. However, it’s also one of the most hazardous occupations out there. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), one in five worker fatalities in the US occur in construction. The nature of the work in construction, such as working […]

Understanding Construction Accident Insurance in Maryland

Understanding Construction Accident Insurance in Maryland

Construction work is inherently dangerous, and accidents can happen despite the best efforts of workers and employers to maintain a safe workplace. In Maryland, construction companies are required to carry insurance to protect workers who are injured on the job. Understanding construction accident insurance can be complex, so in this blog post, we’ll break down […]

Common Types of Construction Accidents in Maryland

Construction sites are inherently dangerous places, and accidents can happen despite taking all the necessary precautions. Workers in Maryland’s construction industry are at risk of getting involved in accidents that can result in serious injuries or fatalities. Here are some of the most common types of construction accidents in Maryland: Falls: Falls are the most […]

COMMON CONSTRUCTION SITE INJURIES

Do you or someone you love work in the construction industry? While working in construction can be extremely rewarding and profitable, it can also be dangerous. Construction workers have one of the most dangerous jobs in the United States and are at risk of serious injury while working. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) estimates that […]

CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENTS ARE UNFORTUNATELY COMMON

Construction work can include some of the most hazardous working conditions faced by employees in any industry. Unfortunately, serious work-related injuries at construction sites take place with alarming frequency and may involve disastrous and life-altering results. Common construction accidents include: Falling from heights (ladders or rooftops) Falling tools or large building materials or machinery hitting […]

THE MOST COMMON CONSTRUCTION SITE HAZARDS AND HOW THEY CAN BE PREVENTED

THE MOST COMMON CONSTRUCTION SITE HAZARDS AND HOW THEY CAN BE PREVENTED

Construction is a relatively dangerous industry, full of potential (and preventable) safety hazards. According to The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the rate of fatal injury of those working in construction is higher than the national average rate for all industries. Hazards may include falls, trench collapse, and scaffold collapse, electric shock and arc flash […]