Construction Worker Injury Lawyer NJ—Protecting You on the State’s Most Dangerous Job Sites

Hurt on a Construction Site in NJ? Know Your Rights, Get Compensated

Construction sites—whether in Camden, Burlington County, or Cherry Hill—are some of the most dangerous workplaces in New Jersey. Scaffolding, heavy machinery, electrical hazards, and the pressure to finish fast all increase the risk of serious accidents. At The Law Office of Albert J. Talone, LLC, we know the unique dangers faced by carpenters, electricians, laborers, and tradespeople on busy South Jersey job sites. If you’re hurt, you’re likely entitled to workers’ comp—even if you’re a union worker, subcontractor, or were told you were “independent.” We handle the legal and paperwork headaches, so you can focus on recovery and your family.

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Common Construction Injuries and Accidents

Falls from Heights & Scaffolding Collapses

Falls are a leading cause of construction injuries—whether off a roof, ladder, or scaffolding. We help secure medical care and wage benefits for injured workers.

Machinery and Equipment Accidents

Forklift mishaps, power tool injuries, and equipment failures can lead to devastating trauma. We ensure every injury is documented and every benefit pursued.

Electrical Injuries and Burns

Live wires, faulty equipment, and incomplete lockouts can cause serious shocks and burns. Workers’ comp covers all necessary treatment, and we hold negligent parties accountable.

Trench Collapses and Falling Objects

Digging and working below ground level creates constant risk. We handle claims for crush injuries, fractures, and more.

Repetitive Stress and Vibration Injuries

Jackhammer use, repetitive lifting, and constant physical strain can cause lasting harm—covered by workers’ comp even if there’s no single accident.

Construction Accident Death Claims

If a tragedy occurs, we help families pursue death benefits and explore all recovery options.

Workers’ Comp for Construction Employees and Contractors

Who’s Covered—and What to Do if You’re Not Sure

Most construction workers—employees, union trades, and even some “independent” contractors—are covered by NJ workers’ comp law. If you received a 1099, work for a subcontractor, or are being told you’re not eligible, call us. Many so-called contractors are actually employees under the law and entitled to benefits. We’ve represented union and non-union workers, know the ins and outs of union benefits, and understand OSHA regulations—often using violations to strengthen your claim.

Third-Party Construction Accident Claims

More Than Workers’ Comp—Exploring Additional Recovery

Some construction accidents are caused by others on the job site: another subcontractor, a general contractor, or even a faulty equipment manufacturer. Workers’ comp is your first line of recovery, but The Law Office Of Albert J. Talonealso coordinates with personal injury attorneys or directly handles third-party claims to maximize your total compensation.

Third-party construction accident claim NJ cases are complex—we handle the legal details so you don’t have to.

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Construction Booms Bring More Injuries—Local Help You Can Trust

From Camden waterfront projects to Burlington County housing developments, construction is booming—and so are the risks. The Law Office Of Albert J. Talone proudly serves workers from Moorestown, Cherry Hill, Camden, Mount Laurel, Willingboro, and all of New Jersey’s major job sites.

One Call Handles It All—Comp Claims, Legal Hassles, Paperwork

Whether you’re a carpenter, electrician, laborer, or heavy-machine operator, we know your work and the risks you face. The Law Office Of Albert J. Talone handles all comp forms, hearings, and insurance battles—plus any third-party claims—to get your medical bills paid and your family supported.

What to Expect When You Call

You’ll get a straightforward review of your rights and options—no legal jargon. We investigate your work status, document the accident, and move fast to start benefits or file claims. Union worker? We’re familiar with union rules, and we fight to get you all you’re owed from every possible source.

Your Questions, Answered Clearly

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  • Do construction workers get workers comp in NJ?

    Yes. Most construction employees—including union members and many contractors—are covered by NJ law. Unsure? Call us.

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  • I’m a subcontractor—can I get workers’ comp?

    Possibly. If you’re treated like an employee (supervised, supplied with tools, not truly independent), you may qualify—even if you get a 1099.

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  • Can I sue outside of workers’ comp for a construction accident?

    Sometimes. If another party (not your employer) caused your accident—like another contractor or a manufacturer—you may have a third-party claim.

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  • What if a general contractor didn’t have insurance?

    We explore all possible coverages, including state funds set up for uninsured jobs. You have rights even if your direct employer was uninsured.

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  • What are my rights after a construction site injury?

    You have the right to medical treatment, wage benefits, permanent disability awards, and (if applicable) third-party or death benefits. We explain every option.

Hurt on the Job? Get a Tough Lawyer Who Knows Construction

Construction workers in Moorestown, Cherry Hill, Camden, Mount Laurel, Willingboro, and across South Jersey count on The Law Office Of Albert J. Talone for real results. You focus on healing—we’ll handle the legal battle.