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Standing up for the Rights of Construction Workers
When a legal matter threatens the success of your construction project, it is critical that you consult an attorney who not only understands your situation but also can vigorously protect your interests. Rhine Law Firm, P.C., skillfully represents individuals, contractors, and subcontractors in all construction litigation matters.
Construction Litigation
Construction can be a dangerous business. Sometimes, workers are put into positions that they should never be in. Construction companies are responsible for properly inspecting building sites and providing safety programs, yet thousands of workers are killed or injured during construction every year – many of them because of someone else’s negligence or carelessness.
Offering Highly Experienced Legal Representation in Your Construction Matters
Based in Wilmington, managing partner Joel Rhine leads our civil litigation practice. He is nationally recognized for his in-depth understanding of construction law and has shared his knowledge with other attorneys at continuing legal education seminars around the country.
Joel, along with the rest of our construction litigation lawyers, offers our clients extensive experience handling a wide range of construction litigation issues, ranging from matters involving:
- Disputes between contractor and subcontractor
- Homeowner and contractor disputes
- Payment and performance bond disputes
- Performance issues
- Construction accidents
- Construction defects and manufacturing defects involving:
- Trim board
- Chinese drywall
- Foundation issues
- Leaking roofing
- Many other defective building products
Having gained national recognition in individual and class-action representation of homeowners in cases involving water intrusion, synthetic stucco (EIFS), and other defective building products, our firm is fully equipped to handle your case.
Standing up for Injured Workers in Construction Accidents
While workers’ compensation will provide some relief regardless of who’s at fault in a construction accident, third parties involved in the project can also be held liable. We regularly collaborate with leading experts in the construction industry regarding specific construction and manufacturing matters when evaluating our clients’ cases, ensuring injured workers are treated fairly. You can expect our attorneys to thoroughly explain your legal rights and options to you.
If you or a loved one was hurt in a construction accident, we can get to the bottom of the issue. Starting with a free consultation, our attorneys can carefully analyze the circumstances of the accident and determine if a subcontractor, a property owner, or the manufacturer of defective equipment, machinery, or materials can be held financially responsible for the work injury, even while you or your loved one is collecting workers’ compensation benefits in the meantime.
Because of North Carolina statutes of limitations, a lawsuit must be filed before a certain expiration date. If you think you may have a case, whether the incident took place in Brunswick County, Pender County, or anywhere else in the state, call us promptly to ensure that you do not waive your right to possible compensation.
Our goal is to help you resolve your construction matters as quickly and efficiently as possible. We urge you to call Rhine Law Firm, P.C., to learn more about what our lawyers can do for you.
Our Promise to You
We are proud to serve the people of North Carolina.
Although our primary office location is in Wilmington, North Carolina we represent clients nationally and across the state of North Carolina. Some of the many areas we serve are listed below.
Hire Us for Your Car Accident Claims
Any injury resulting from a car wreck is unexpected and inconvenient, to say the least. However, the lasting effects of a catastrophic injury or wrongful death require justice.
Our firm can help you hold negligent or careless drivers and their insurance companies financially responsible for your medical expenses, rehabilitative costs, income loss, home modifications (if necessary) and most importantly, the pain and suffering you have endured.
Additional Information
- Do You Have Your Car Accident Kit?
- Which Car Accidents Cause Traumatic Brain Injury?
- 6 Things To Do If You’re in an Auto Accident in North Carolina
- 4 Important Types of Auto Insurance in North Carolina
- Official Website of the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles
- Motor Vehicle Safety – CDC
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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