A Proven Full Service Law Firm Since 1971
888-870-0925

A Proven Full Service Law Firm Since 1971
888-870-0925

A Proven Full Service Law Firm Serving the Families of the Local Community Since 1971

Did Heavy Equipment Leave You Injured?

The heavy equipment used on construction sites, in factories and at other workplaces can cause serious injuries if it is defective, poorly maintained or improperly used. While workers’ compensation is the first thing that victims of heavy equipment accidents tend to think about, there may be other avenues of compensation available as well. At The Law Offices of Bailey & Burke, our experience means we are aware of all opportunities to get maximum compensation for victims of workplace accidents.

Our lawyers have been serving Massachusetts since 1971. We have a success rate of 99.6 percent in personal injury cases, which include cases involving workplace accidents.

Have you or a loved one been hurt at work in an accident involving heavy equipment? Contact The Law Offices of Bailey & Burke today for a free consultation.

Workers’ Compensation

Most workplace accidents, including those involving heavy equipment, fall under the domain of the Massachusetts Workers’ Compensation Act. This includes cases involving all types of construction equipment accidents and other work equipment accidents such as:

  • Crane accidents
  • Bulldozer accidents
  • Forklift accidents

We step in to make certain that victims get all of the required benefits of workers’ comp, including proper medical treatment and pay for lost wages.

Personal Injury Claims

Workers’ compensation does not provide benefits for pain and suffering, as well as consequential damages. Whenever possible, we will look for other opportunities to pursue compensation. When a heavy equipment accident is caused by a party other than the employer or a co-worker, a personal injury claim can be filed against the negligent party. These are called third-party work accident claims, because they are filed against a third party, such as an equipment manufacturer, a property owner or a contractor working at the same job site under a different employer than the victim.

No Fees Unless You Win

In job accident cases, we charge no fees unless you win. Our fees are based on a reasonable percentage of the compensation we obtain for you.

For a free consultation, contact our Massachusetts heavy equipment accidents attorneys by phone at 888-870-0925​ or by email.