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Construction Accident

Construction sites across California—especially in regions with rapid development such as Orange County—are governed by layers of safety rules designed to prevent foreseeable harm. When these rules are ignored or improperly followed, serious injuries can occur. If you were injured at or near a construction project, determining whether you can sue a contractor depends on the facts surrounding the incident and the duties imposed under California law. This article by Law Offices of Samer Habba
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