How to Prove Negligence in a Construction Site Accident

Apr 14, 2023 | Personal Injury
One of the first things an injured person must do for their construction site accident claim is to determine which parties might be responsible for the accident. Responsibility in a construction site accident could fall on contractors, property owners, or construction workers. Construction sites should be properly managed to ensure the safety of the construction …
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What Are the Most Common Types of Electric Shock Injuries?

Apr 7, 2023 | Blog
When you make your living working on a construction site, you face numerous job-related hazards, like electricity. Electricity is also part of daily life. When we go to work or use a hair dryer at home, we trust that the product we are using works and is safe.  Electrocution is any injury or death caused …
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How Much Can I Expect from a Construction Site Injury?

Mar 31, 2023 | Blog
The amount you can expect to receive for a construction site injury claim depends on many factors. Your case’s value depends on several factors, including medical bills and treatment costs, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Generally, a construction injury case’s value is higher when the defendant’s fault is apparent and injuries are severe.  There’s …
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Who Is Responsible in a Construction Site Accident?

Mar 24, 2023 | Personal Injury
If you’ve been injured in a construction site accident, it can be challenging to determine the responsible party. Whether you are injured by falling debris, electrocution, or one of the other common causes of construction accidents, the Hartley Law Firm can help. We can guide you as you navigate these often complex cases.  An experienced …
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How to File a Lawsuit After a Motorcycle Accident in Texas

Feb 10, 2023 | Blog
There is nothing quite like a peaceful motorcycle ride on a sunny day. Unfortunately, not all days are sunny and not all rides are peaceful. In 2020, motorcycles accounted for 14% of all traffic fatalities, despite the fact that they make up only 3% of all registered vehicles in the United States. There is an …
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