Stevens Point Construction Site Negligence Attorney

As roads age and traffic grows, road repairs and new road construction become necessary. Unfortunately, even the slightest construction site negligence can quickly make the roads very dangerous for drivers and their passengers.

Construction site negligence can result in car damage, such as flats from loose nails and even collisions with heavy equipment. If you were injured in a construction site accident, you may be entitled to financial compensation. Contact an experienced Stevens Point construction site negligence lawyer from Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. ®, today at 800-242-2874 to discuss your case.

Types of Construction Site Negligence

When construction crews fail to take care of their sites as they should, it can result in disastrous consequences for both the drivers and the workers. Thus, it is important that the site is kept well-marked, guarded, and clean. If the site is mismanaged, it can result in construction site negligence such as:

  • Lack of warning and caution signs
  • Lack of boundaries to protect the site
  • Large machinery left on the road
  • Debris like nails and screws left on the road

Even if you simply run over a nail, this can still cause flat tires or blowouts, both of which can put you and your loved ones in harm’s way.

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Construction sites should be clearly marked and protected by barriers so that drivers are aware of the hazards. Also, construction workers should keep the nearby roadway free from debris so that cars do not suffer costly damage. If you are a victim of road construction negligence, you can fight back. To learn more, contact a knowledgeable Stevens Point construction site negligence attorney from Habush Habush & Rottier S.C. ®, at 800-242-2874 today.

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