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Construction accidents can be devastating. These can cause severe physical injuries, emotional distress and financial losses for workers as well as their families. If you have suffered an injury in a construction accident, it is vital to determine who is liable for...
Construction work is high-risk enough without adding the possibility of negligence from third parties. When a third-party supplier delivers sub-quality construction equipment, even careful adherence to safety standards may not protect construction workers from...
While most construction injuries are addressed via workers’ compensation, certain accidents may be actionable as third-party liability claims. Unlike workers’ compensation, which only covers direct economic losses, a third-party claim can potentially include damages...
If you’re like most people, you probably have an instinct to try to land on your feet when you fall. Perhaps you’ve heard that cats land on their feet way too many times and believe this is an effective way to break your fall. If you’re a construction worker, you...
Construction sites are inherently busy and potentially dangerous environments. Scaffolding, a crucial element for many construction projects, presents a significant fall risk for workers. While safety regulations are in place, accidents can still happen due to...
New York has unique state laws that have helped employees for decades. Some of these laws went into effect long before there were federal statutes protecting workers. Labor Law 240 is a perfect example. Also known as the Scaffolding Law, New York Labor Law 240...
Construction workers face numerous hazards on the job, many of which are a byproduct of working at a significant elevation. People fall, which can have tragic consequences. It is also very easy for objects to fall at a construction site. Properly using tethers for...
Construction accidents are common enough to make the construction industry one of the most dangerous in the U.S. Construction workers typically suffer a greater risk of both severe injury and death on the job than the average private industry employee. Oftentimes, the...
Construction is one of the biggest industries in New York and also one of the most profitable professions for blue-collar workers. People who work in construction command premium wages and may have their pick of projects when looking for work. However, the trade-off...