Construction Zone Accidents

All drivers are required to slow down and adhere to modified speed limits in construction zones. Unfortunately, drivers do not always adhere to the posted speed limits through construction zones. As a result, they often lose control over uneven roads, sharp turns or merging roads, which can result in construction workers and/or other motorists being struck due to negligence.

These conditions are particularly dangerous to motorcyclists who obey the posted signs but are often unseen by reckless drivers or unsafe working conditions in these areas.

If you have been hurt in an accident while in a construction zone, it is essential that you contact a personal injury lawyer to recover all the damages that you deserve.

At Wilshire Law firm we will fight for your rights and safety from the negligent drivers who caused the accident. Insurance companies will not reimburse you for the amount of your claim but only the bare minimum. Our Law Firm has your best interests at heart and will fight for you.

Our consultation is free and we work on a contingent fee basis, which means that there is no fee unless your case is resolved. Please contact one of our product safety lawyers to setup a consultation, or speak to a representative 24 hours a day 7 days a week for immediate assistance call us toll-free at (800) 649-9988.
 
 
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