Yes, we offer free initial consultations to evaluate your claim, explain your rights, and guide you on the best legal steps to take—no obligation.

You may be eligible for medical treatment, wage replacement, temporary or permanent disability, and vocational rehabilitation depending on your case.

In California, you typically have 30 days to report your injury and 1 year to file a formal claim—so it’s critical to act quickly.

Don’t worry—denied claims can be appealed. Our attorneys specialize in fighting denials and guiding clients through hearings and documentation.

The best way to handle a tough workers’ compensation claim is to have a trusted legal team guiding you through it. At RP Law Center, we understand the pressure injured workers face—physically, emotionally, and financially—and we’re committed to making our fees clear and manageable. We offer flat-fee or contingency-based options, so you always know what to expect. Our goal is to deliver real value and peace of mind during your recovery. Contact our office today for a free consultation and take the first step toward securing the benefits you deserve.

Construction accident claims are often complicated because multiple parties may be responsible, including contractors, subcontractors, site owners, and insurance companies. A construction accident attorney investigates the accident, identifies liability, gathers evidence, and fights for maximum compensation.

Yes. Workers’ compensation does not cover pain and suffering or full lost wages. A lawyer can investigate whether you also have a third-party injury claim, which can significantly increase your total compensation.

Choose an attorney who:

• Specializes in construction and workplace injury law

• Has experience handling OSHA violations and contractor liability

• Has proven settlements/verdicts

• Offers free consultations and no upfront fees

A construction accident lawyer investigates the site, collects safety reports, consults medical and construction experts, negotiates with insurance companies, and represents you in court or settlement discussions.

Common accident types include:

• Falls from scaffolding or ladders

• Falling objects

• Machinery or equipment accidents

• Electrocution

• Trench collapses

• Repetitive trauma or overexertion injuries

Yes — depending on who was responsible. You may be able to sue:

• The general contractor

• Subcontractors

• Property owners

• Equipment manufacturers

• Negligent third parties

Workers’ comp does not prevent a third-party lawsuit.

Possible compensation includes:

• Medical expenses

• Lost wages

• Disability or reduced earning capacity

• Pain and suffering

• Long-term care and rehabilitation

Deadlines vary:

• Workers’ comp deadlines can be very short

• Personal injury lawsuits usually must be filed within the state’s statute of limitations
  A lawyer ensures you don’t miss your deadline.

Construction law does not require you to be blameless to receive compensation. Workers’ compensation is no-fault, and third-party claims can still succeed even if you were partially responsible.

Construction accident attorneys work on a contingency fee, meaning you pay nothing unless you win.