Austin Falling Objects Construction Accident Attorneys

Absolutely. Every worker—regardless of immigration status—has the right to a safe job site and legal protection after an injury. We’ll fight to protect your rights and secure justice.

Yes. You may have a valid claim against third parties like subcontractors, crane operators, property owners, or equipment manufacturers who contributed to the accident.

Texas law gives you two years to file a personal injury claim. However, it’s critical to act quickly—evidence fades and insurance companies move fast to limit payouts.

Yes. While workers’ comp may cover some expenses, a third-party injury claim could offer far greater compensation—especially when another contractor or supplier is responsible.

Seek medical attention, notify your site supervisor or property owner, preserve evidence (photos, witnesses, the object), and call Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys as soon as possible.

Austin clients trust us to handle complex construction accident cases because:

• We have decades of experience in workplace injury law
• We understand OSHA standards and local construction safety laws
• We aren’t afraid to challenge big insurance companies
• We charge no legal fees unless we win your case
• We offer personalized, compassionate service from start to finish

Let us help you seek justice and secure your future after a serious injury on a job site.

Our process begins by understanding your story. Then, we build a compelling case by:

• Investigating site safety violations and accident details
• Identifying negligent contractors, property owners, or equipment operators
• Working with medical experts to document injuries
• Calculating the full financial and personal impact of your injury
• Handling all negotiations with insurance providers
• Filing personal injury or third-party liability claims if needed

We are thorough, aggressive, and compassionate—everything you need in a legal team.

Depending on your situation, you may be entitled to compensation for:

• Immediate and ongoing medical care
• Loss of income and long-term earning potential
• Vocational retraining or disability support
• Pain and suffering damages
• Mental anguish and loss of enjoyment of life
• Punitive damages for gross negligence
• Wrongful death benefits for grieving families

We pursue the maximum possible compensation so you can move forward with peace of mind.

Falling object incidents can be sudden and severe, often resulting in serious or permanent injury. We represent clients suffering from:

• Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and concussions
• Neck, back, and spinal cord trauma
• Fractures, facial injuries, and lacerations
• Internal bleeding or organ damage
• Crush injuries and disfigurement
• Post-traumatic stress and emotional distress

No injury is too severe—or too minor—for us to fight for the care and compensation you deserve.

If you’re injured by a falling object at or near a construction site, it’s critical to act fast:

1. Call 911 – Seek immediate medical attention and report the incident.

2. Notify the Site Manager or Employer – Make sure the incident is formally recorded.

3. Document the Scene – Photograph injuries and the item that struck you; get witness details.

4. Undergo a Full Medical Evaluation – Internal injuries or brain trauma may not be immediately obvious.

5. Contact Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys – Let us handle the legal process while you focus on recovery.

Construction sites are fast-paced environments where overhead hazards are often overlooked. Common causes of falling object injuries include:

• Tools and materials dropped from scaffolding or upper levels
• Improperly secured loads lifted by cranes or forklifts
• Collapsing shelving, beams, or building materials
• Lack of netting, toe boards, or guardrails
• Unsafe stacking or placement of supplies
• Poor site management and inadequate supervision

If you were injured by a falling object on a construction site, you may be entitled to compensation under Texas law.