Plymouth Construction Accident Attorneys

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Can I Sue for a Workplace Injury in Massachusetts?

Construction sites require hard hats for a reason - they are especially dangerous!

If you've been harmed in a construction accident in Massachusetts, the first thing you should do is seek medical attention.

Different Types of Construction Accidents in Plymouth Massachusetts

There are two basic groups of Construction Accidents in Plymouth.

The first category of construction accidents are those in which persons not employed at the construction site are injured. Usually, these are visitors, or people who simply happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. These can normally be handled through a standard personal injury lawsuit.

The second category of Construction Accidents deals with accidents and injuries sustained by employees on the construction site. For the most part, these employees are compensated through workman's compensation. In some cases, however, such as when a fellow employee caused the accident, the injured party may be entitled to larger recovery.

The first category of construction accidents are those in which persons not employed at the construction site are injured. Usually, these are visitors, or people who simply happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. These can normally be handled through a standard personal injury lawsuit.

Construction Accident Assistance in Massachusetts

It does not matter whether you were a pedestrian who was injured by on-going construction, or you were working on the site when you were injured. In both instances, the best advice for you would be to contact a Plymouth lawyer who knows how to handle Construction Accidents.

Talk to a Personal Injury Law Attorney now!

Life in Plymouth

Plymouth is best known for being the location of the First Thanksgiving Feast and the capital of Plymouth colony, settled in 1620. It's wrought with Pilgrim history and is considered the oldest continuously inhabited English settlement. Plymouth was one of the country's first settlements and attracts tourists to destinations like Plymouth Rock. There's an influx of visitors during the Thanksgiving holiday, schools and families alike. Today, Plymouth is one of two Plymouth County seats and home to 59,000 residents. Jordan Hospital, a major regional medical center, is the largest employer in the city. Aside from tourism, Plymouth has seen a great boom in their research and telecommunications industries. Plymouth is also home to the only nuclear power plant in Massachusetts, the Pilgrim Nuclear Generating Station.

To accommodate the high number of tourists, there are lots of outstanding restaurants and accommodations. The lucky folks who get to move to Plymouth often seek out The Pinehills, a private residential development with two golf courses, a country club, and shopping village. For the children of residents, The Plymouth School System is the largest in Massachusetts with an enrollment of over 8,000 and the First Student Bus Company to provide transportation. Plymouth is host to many other convenient methods of transportation including rail, airport, highway, and ferry services to nearby municipalities. Plymouth is popular among professionals like lawyers. Plymouth lawyers are familiar with local courts and advising on a wide variety of legal matters. Many local lawyers are licensed to practice in a number of local New England states.

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