Who can be held liable in a construction accident case?

In Maryland, multiple parties can be held liable in a construction accident case. Generally, employers, contractors, property owners, and even manufacturers can be held responsible for damages caused by a construction accident. Employers are usually held liable if the accident was caused by another employee’s negligence, such as a lack of proper training, lack of safety equipment, or failure to follow safety protocols. Contractors can be held liable if their oversight or negligence caused the accident or if they failed to ensure workplace safety standards. Property owners may also be held liable if the accident was caused by a hazardous condition on the property, such as dangerous equipment or unsafe design. Finally, manufacturers can be held liable if a defective product caused the accident. In addition to the parties mentioned above, subcontractors may also be held liable in construction accident cases. Subcontractors are responsible for the safety of the workers they employ and may be held liable if their negligence caused or contributed to the accident. When filing a claim, it is important to hire an experienced personal injury attorney who can identify all of the parties who may be held liable for the accident and seek compensation for any damages.

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