Few working environments are as dangerous as a construction site. When safety measures are overlooked or corners are cut, workers and visitors alike can suffer devastating injuries with lasting consequences.
If you’ve been hurt on a Henderson construction site, your options may go beyond a workers’ comp claim. At Biggs & Greenslade, our attorneys represent injured workers and bystanders in cases against negligent contractors, unsafe property owners, careless equipment manufacturers, and others whose actions contributed to the accident.
Insurance companies and employers often try to limit payouts, but you don’t have to settle for less. Our Henderson legal team is ready to fight for the full compensation you deserve.
Kenneth Morgan Biggs, a former U.S. Marine and district prosecutor, is known for his relentless determination and strong trial presence. He devotes that energy to advocating for construction accident victims, making sure they get the justice and compensation they deserve.
Before representing injured Texans, John Greenslade spent years on the other side defending insurance companies. That experience gives him unique insight into how insurers operate, and he uses it to protect clients and secure the results they need.
As a former prosecutor, Annie Northcutt combines compassion with tenacity. She guides clients through difficult legal battles with care while pursuing accountability from those who caused their injuries.
Morgan Broyles brings experience in personal injury law to every case. She provides clear, steady guidance for clients navigating the aftermath of serious construction site accidents.
After a construction injury, you may feel shaken and unsure of what to do. By taking the right steps early, you can make a big difference in your recovery and your ability to file a successful claim.
See a doctor as soon as you can after your accident, even if your injuries seem minor.
Inform your supervisor or site manager of the incident as soon as possible to get it officially documented.
If you’re able, take pictures of the scene, your injuries, and other contributing factors like unsafe equipment or missing safety gear.
If there are witnesses who saw what happened, note their names and contact information. You can support your claim with their statements.
You may be asked by insurance companies or employers to give a statement or accept a quick settlement. Don’t do anything without speaking to a lawyer first.
Our Henderson personal injury attorneys walk you through the process so you can understand your rights and find all the compensation you’re entitled to. If you have a claim against a third party like a contractor, subcontractor, or equipment manufacturer, we’re here to guide you.
While many workers assume workers’ comp is their only option after a construction accident, that’s not always true. Sometimes other parties are legally responsible if they were negligent or created unsafe conditions that caused your accident.
Depending on your case, liability could be placed on:
You may be eligible for a workers’ comp claim if you experienced a construction accident and were injured. However, Texas does not require all employers to carry workers’ comp insurance, so the process of getting the care you need may be more difficult.
Even if your employer does have coverage, there’s still a potential that you have a third-party claim due to someone’s negligence.
If a subcontractor, equipment company, or property owner’s negligence contributed to your injury, our team will help you figure out if you have a case and fight to get you all the compensation you deserve.
You can experience falls from scaffolding, ladders, roofs, or elevated platforms.
If you experience an injury caused by tools, equipment, or debris dropped from above, you may be entitled to compensation.
This can include accidents from forklift incidents, crane malfunctions, and machinery failures.
You may experience electrocution caused by exposed wiring, faulty equipment, or a lack of training.
Injuries from trench or building collapses can result in crush injuries, suffocation, and death.
Fires and explosions can be caused by gas leaks, poor storage of flammable materials, and electrical hazards.
You may be pinned between heavy machinery, materials, or structures.
From the ER to long-term rehabilitation, medical bills can pile up fast. We fight to make sure you aren’t stuck paying for injuries someone else caused.
Missing work puts huge financial pressure on families. We help recover both the wages you’ve already lost and future earnings if your injury limits your ability to return to work.
Your injuries don’t just affect your body. They affect your entire life. We seek compensation for the physical pain, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment caused by your accident.
If your injuries leave you with lasting changes, such as paralysis or disfigurement, we ensure that’s reflected in your claim.
Every case is unique. We take the time to understand the full impact of your injury so we can pursue the maximum compensation available. Talk to our Henderson personal injury lawyers if you’ve been injured in a construction accident.
If your injury was caused by the negligence of a contractor, property owner, or equipment manufacturer, you may be entitled to more than workers’ comp. We help you explore all avenues for compensation.
Filing deadlines, insurance traps, and rushed settlements can all hurt your case. Our Henderson construction accident lawyers step in early to safeguard your claim and prevent costly mistakes.
We take the stress of dealing with insurers off your shoulders, pushing back against low offers and fighting for the settlement you deserve.
Calculating the full impact of your injury can be difficult. Our team will look at medical bills, lost wages, long-term care needs, and more to get you every dollar you deserve.
You don’t have to handle the aftermath of your construction injury alone. With Biggs & Greenslade on your side, you have someone who understands the system, knows your rights, and explores every avenue to win your case.
Construction sites carry serious risks, and tragically, some accidents end in the loss of life.
If you’ve lost a family member in a construction accident, the grief is immeasurable. While no legal action can truly make up for that loss, pursuing a wrongful death claim can provide financial stability for your family and hold negligent parties accountable for what happened.
Under Texas law, the surviving spouse, parents, or children of the deceased may bring a wrongful death claim. These cases can help recover compensation for:
At Biggs & Greenslade, we handle wrongful death cases with both determination and compassion. We understand how deeply this impacts your family, and we are committed to helping you seek justice and the financial support you need to move forward.
After a construction accident, acting quickly is crucial. Texas law gives most victims just two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury lawsuit.
That deadline begins immediately after your injury. Waiting too long could mean losing your right to pursue compensation. Biggs & Greenslade makes sure your claim is filed on time and fights to protect your recovery every step of the way.
A serious construction accident can change everything in an instant, but you don’t have to go through it on your own.
The team at Biggs & Greenslade is here to explore every option for compensation, stand up to insurers and negligent parties, and help you move forward with confidence.