Medical Bills: This includes all the money you need to pay for your medical care after the accident. It covers things like hospital visits, surgeries, doctor appointments, medications, physical therapy, and any future treatments you might need to get better.

Lost Wages & Earning Capacity: If you have to miss work because of your injury, you can get paid for the money you lost during that time. Also, if your injury means you can’t work as well or in the same job in the future, you can get money for that loss too.

Pain & Suffering:This is money for the physical pain and emotional stress you go through because of the accident. It includes things like the hurt from your injuries, anxiety, depression, or the way the injury has changed your daily life.

Disability or Disfigurement: If your injury causes long-lasting problems like losing the use of a body part, having a permanent scar, or disability, you may be compensated for how this affects your life forever.

Vocational Rehabilitation: If your injury means you cannot go back to your old job, you might need training or help to learn a new career. The cost for this retraining or support can also be included in your claim.

Wrongful Death: If a loved one dies because of a construction accident, their family members can seek compensation for the funeral expenses, loss of income their loved one would have provided, and the emotional pain of losing them.