Construction sites are inherently dangerous, filled with heavy machinery, falling debris, electrical hazards, and constant activity. While much attention is placed on protecting workers, bystanders—such as pedestrians, nearby residents, motorists, or visitors—are often exposed to serious risks without realizing it. When a bystander is injured near or around a construction site, the consequences can be devastating, leading to severe injuries, mounting medical bills, and long-term life disruptions. At Payas, Payas, & Payas, we regularly help injured Floridians understand their rights after preventable construction-related accidents. This article explains how bystander injuries occur, who may be legally responsible, and what steps victims should take to protect their right to compensation.   How Construction Site Injuries to Bystanders Occur Construction zones are dynamic environments where conditions can change rapidly. Even when a site is fenced or [...]