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Construction Accident Lawyer

Serving injury victims across Florida and California — with offices in North Palm Beach, Belle Glade, and Beverly Hills.

Construction sites are among the most dangerous workplaces, and a serious injury often involves more than a workers' compensation claim. When a subcontractor, equipment maker, or property owner contributed to your injury, you may have a separate 'third-party' claim worth far more. We pursue every avenue of recovery.

Common Construction Accidents

  • Falls from scaffolding, ladders, and heights
  • Being struck by falling objects or equipment
  • Machinery and power-tool injuries
  • Electrocutions and trench collapses
  • Defective equipment and unsafe sites

Compensation You May Be Entitled To

  • Medical care and future treatment
  • Workers' comp benefits and beyond
  • Lost income and earning capacity
  • Pain, suffering, and disability
  • Wrongful death damages for families

Why Choose the Law Offices of Marshall E. Rosenbach

When you hire Marshall, you work directly with the attorney — not a case manager. He personally reviews every case, returns calls the same day, and fights to recover the full value of your claim.

  • You work directly with Marshall from start to finish
  • Same-day call backs and clear, honest communication
  • 20+ years of personal injury experience
  • No fee unless we recover for you
  • Free, no-pressure case review

Injured? Let's talk — it's free.

Marshall personally reviews every case and returns calls the same day. No fee unless we recover for you.

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Every case is different. Send a few details and Marshall will personally review your situation and tell you honestly where you stand — at no cost.

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Questions & Answers

Construction Accident FAQs

Workers' comp usually can't include pain and suffering and bars suing your employer — but if a third party (like a subcontractor or equipment maker) was at fault, you may have a separate, larger claim.

In many cases, yes. Injured workers may have rights regardless of immigration status. We'll explain what applies to you.

You can often pursue a third-party claim at the same time. We coordinate both to maximize your recovery.

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