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Types of Construction Accidents

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On the job injuries are simply injuries that occur while a worker is performing their job activities, regardless of the industry or the type of job. Statistics indicate that nearly four million private sector workers are injured annually while on the job.
Depending on the severity of the injury, many workers require light or restricted duties. Others are forced to miss multiple days of work to recover, resulting in lost wages. When medical bills associated with their injuries begin coming in, the combination of both physical and financial strain can create more problems.
If you or a loved one have suffered personal injury due to an accident at a construction site, request this free book and contact Rasansky Law Firm to discuss your potential legal rights and options regarding your claim.
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