Construction sites are busy, high-risk environments. When safety protocols are ignored or equipment fails, injuries can be severe and life-altering—whether you’re a worker or an innocent bystander.
At Fiorentino Legal, P.C., we provide legal clarity and strategic support to those hurt in construction accidents. If you’re facing medical bills, lost income, or long-term recovery, we’re here to help you get the compensation you need to rebuild your life.
Construction accident claims often involve more than just workers’ compensation. If a third party—such as a subcontractor, equipment manufacturer, or negligent driver—contributed to your injuries, you may have grounds for a personal injury lawsuit.
These cases can include:
Massachusetts typically allows three years to file a personal injury claim, but evidence disappears quickly. The sooner you get legal help, the stronger your case.
Attorney Christopher Fiorentino brings both tenacity and compassion to every case:
Construction work is vital in Quincy and Boston—from residential renovations to commercial development. We understand the industry, the common hazards, and how local court systems evaluate these claims. That insider knowledge helps us advocate effectively on your behalf.
A: Yes, if a third party was involved. We can help you explore both options.
A: You may still be entitled to compensation. Your immigration status does not disqualify you from seeking legal help. Attorney Fiorentino has successfully assisted many undocumented clients pursue civil claims.
A: Workers’ comp is limited to certain benefits. A lawsuit may allow you to recover additional damages like pain and suffering.
A: Medical costs, lost wages, future earnings, and damages for long-term disability or pain.
A: Most personal injury claims must be filed within three years, but certain circumstances can shorten that window.
