Construction Accident Lawyer in San Antonio

Injured on a Job Site? Luis Guerrero Fights Back & Answers His Phone

A fall from scaffolding, a trench collapse, a piece of equipment that never should have been in service: construction accidents can change your life in a single moment and leave you facing months of medical treatment, lost income, and real uncertainty about the future. At The Warrior Law Firm, we don’t make injured workers navigate that alone. Attorney Luis Guerrero and our team are prepared to stand up to insurers and employers that try to minimize what happened, and clients get Luis’s personal cell phone number so you can reach him with questions anytime, including weekends.

If you were hurt on a construction site in San Antonio or the surrounding Bexar County area, or if someone you love died in a fatal construction accident, a free consultation can give you the clarity you need to move forward.

Request a free initial consultation with a construction accident attorney in San Antonio. Call The Warrior Law Firm at (210) 598-5006 or contact us online.

Why Injured Construction Workers Turn to The Warrior Law Firm

Many injured workers picture a distant, hard-to-reach attorney who communicates through assistants and returns calls days later. Luis Guerrero built our firm around the opposite model. At 30 years old, he brings a down-to-earth approach that makes it easier for clients to talk honestly about what happened, what they’re worried about, and what they need. Clients receive his personal cell number. There are no gatekeepers, no runaround, no feeling like just a number.

That accessibility doesn’t come at the cost of aggression. When insurers, employers, or manufacturers try to push blame onto an injured worker or pressure a quick, lowball settlement, we push back with meticulous, evidence-based claims that account for the full picture: current medical costs, future treatment, lost earning capacity, and the real toll on a worker’s life. This approach helped us recover millions of dollars for clients in our first year, and we’re still building on that record.

We’re a local San Antonio firm. We know Bexar County construction projects, the active corridors along I-35, and the everyday hazards workers face across the area. We handle cases in English and Spanish, and we keep clients updated at every milestone so there are no surprises. When you need a construction accident lawyer in San Antonio workers can actually reach when it matters, we’re the ones to call.

Common Construction Accidents & Injuries in San Antonio

San Antonio’s construction environment is active and expanding, with new residential neighborhoods, large commercial builds, and ongoing road expansions. That pace of growth means workers face constant exposure to job site hazards. OSHA identifies four categories responsible for more than 60% of all construction fatalities, known as the Fatal Four: falls (36.4% of deaths), struck-by-object incidents (15.4%), electrocutions (7.2%), and caught-in/between accidents (approximately 5%).

Common job site hazards we see in construction accident cases include:

• Falls from scaffolds, roofs, or unsecured ladders
• Trench and excavation collapses that trap or crush workers
• Struck-by incidents involving falling tools, materials, or debris
• Heavy equipment collisions with workers on foot
• Electrocution from exposed wiring or unfinished electrical systems
• Fires and explosions involving fuel, gas, or chemicals

These events regularly cause fractures, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, internal injuries, severe burns, and torn ligaments, which are injuries that often require surgery, extended rehabilitation, and time away from work. Most are preventable. Missing fall protection, inadequate trench shoring, ignored safety regulations, and poor training are recurring causes. Identifying exactly what went wrong is the foundation of a strong claim.

Who Is Liable for a Construction Accident in San Antonio?

Larger construction projects typically involve a general contractor, multiple subcontractors, property owners, equipment rental companies, and third-party delivery drivers. Any one of them could bear responsibility for an injury, and often more than one party shares it. Liability is frequently contested, with companies pointing fingers at each other or at the injured worker.

Parties who may be liable after a construction accident include:

• General contractors who failed to enforce safety rules or coordinate trades safely
• Subcontractors that left hazards such as open excavations or unsecured materials
• Property owners who permitted unsafe conditions on the site
• Equipment manufacturers or rental companies that supplied defective machinery
• Third-party drivers who caused crashes while delivering to the site

Our team investigates what actually happened: which company controlled the dangerous condition, what the contracts and safety plans required, what the equipment maintenance records show, and what witnesses observed. The goal is to identify all potential sources of recovery, not just the most obvious one.

Are San Antonio Construction Workers Eligible for Workers’ Compensation?

Texas is the only state that doesn’t require employers to carry workers’ compensation. Employers can choose to opt out, making them non-subscribers. If your employer is a non-subscriber, workers’ compensation benefits aren’t available to you, but a personal injury claim is. A non-subscriber claim requires proof of your injury, employer or third-party fault, and your damages, which can include medical expenses, lost income, and pain and suffering.

Even when workers’ compensation is available, it doesn’t cover everything. It won’t fully address long-term disability, pain and suffering, or the broader financial impact on your family. Separately, you may also have a third-party claim against a contractor, property owner, or equipment company regardless of whether workers’ comp benefits are in play. These are distinct claims, and pursuing both may be appropriate depending on your situation.

How The Warrior Law Firm Can Help You

After a construction accident, most workers have the same questions: Do I have a claim beyond workers’ comp? How long will this take? What might I actually recover? We answer those questions plainly from the first conversation.

While every case is different, here’s how our process generally works:

• Free Consultation: Our team listens to what happened, asks follow-up questions about the site and your injuries, and explains in plain terms what types of claims might exist and what the process looks like.
• Gathering Evidence: If we take your case, we gather records, photographs, incident reports, medical documentation, and other evidence, and we may speak with witnesses when appropriate.
• Handling Insurers: We deal directly with insurance adjusters and company representatives. Adjusters often push workers to give recorded statements or accept early offers before they understand the full impact of their injuries. We shield clients from that pressure and handle all communications.
• Negotiation and Trial: We pursue fair settlements aggressively, but we’re also prepared to file a lawsuit early to protect critical deadlines and to go to trial whenever that’s what it takes. We keep clients informed at every stage so nothing comes as a surprise.

The Warrior Law Firm works on a contingency fee basis for all personal injury cases. There are no upfront legal fees. We’re paid a percentage of any recovery only, and if there is no recovery, attorney’s fees are not collected.

Filing Deadlines for Construction Accident Claims in Texas

Texas law imposes strict deadlines on construction accident claims, and missing them can permanently bar recovery. Under Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 16.003, injured workers generally have two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury lawsuit. For workers’ compensation claims, the timeline is shorter: the injury must be reported to the employer within 30 days, and DWC Form-041 must be filed within one year of the injury date.

Beyond the legal deadlines, time matters for practical reasons. Evidence deteriorates. Witnesses become harder to locate. Site conditions change. Contacting a construction injury attorney early preserves both your rights and the strength of your claim. We can file a lawsuit at the outset of a case to protect those deadlines even while settlement negotiations are ongoing, so no procedural deadline quietly closes off your options.

Talk with Our Construction Accident Lawyers in San Antonio Today

If a construction accident has turned your life upside down, you don’t have to sort through the medical aftermath, insurance calls, and legal questions on your own. During your free consultation, we’ll listen to your story, answer your questions in plain language, and explain exactly how fees and communication work. You’ll have direct access to your lawyer and Luis Guerrero’s personal cell number from day one.

With millions recovered for injured clients and a genuine commitment to being reachable when it matters, The Warrior Law Firm is ready to go to work for you. Call (210) 598-5006 or contact us online to schedule your free consultation.

Call (210) 598-5006 to schedule your free consultation today.

Construction Accident FAQ

How Much Does It Cost to Hire Your Firm?

The Warrior Law Firm works on a contingency fee basis for injury cases. You don’t pay upfront legal fees. The firm receives a percentage of any recovery, which is explained during your free consultation. If there is no recovery, attorney’s fees are not collected.

Can I Call or Text Luis Directly About My Case?

Yes. Clients receive attorney Luis Guerrero’s personal cell phone number so they can call or text with questions. He strives to be available, including on weekends when possible, so you’re not left wondering about the status of your construction accident claim.

What If My Employer Already Blamed Me for the Accident?

You may still have a claim even if your employer says the accident was your fault. The Warrior Law Firm looks at safety practices, site conditions, and the actions of other companies. Our role is to investigate and push back when workers are unfairly blamed.

Do I Have a Claim If I Am Getting Workers’ Comp?

Sometimes. Workers’ compensation and third-party claims are separate. You might receive benefits through your employer and still have a claim against a contractor, property owner, or equipment company. Our firm can review your situation and explain what additional options may exist.

How Long Will a Construction Accident Case Take?

Timelines vary based on injury severity, medical treatment, and how insurers respond. Some cases resolve in months, while others take longer. The Warrior Law Firm keeps clients updated throughout and explains key milestones so you know what’s happening and why.