Construction Accidents

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New York construction workers and their loved ones will be dismayed to learn that the job is becoming deadlier in the state. Data from the New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (NYCOSH) suggests that construction site deaths are increasing...

Determining the Value of Your Construction Accident Case One of the first questions you may have after you are injured in a construction accident is about the value of your case. It is important to know that every case is different, and there is no “average” amount that a construction injury claim will result in. That being said, there are…

How Returning to Work Too Early Could Affect Your Recovery When you are injured on the job, one of your biggest concerns may be when you can return to work. Going back too early, however, can directly affect your right to compensation and your physical well-being. It is never more true than for individuals injured at construction sites. Construction workers…

Obtaining Compensation If You Are Struck by a Falling Object in NYC New York City has an endless amount of construction sites. Constant renovations and even new builds are routine throughout the city. Unfortunately, these job sites can be hazardous for construction workers and innocent bystanders. Falling object injuries are some of the leading causes of harm and unintentional death…

Unfortunately, workplace accidents are common in America, especially on construction sites. If you were injured, remember you have the same rights as any other construction worker in New York state regardless of: – your immigration status – the fact that you are paid in cash – whether or not you have paid taxes – whether or not you are in…

Your Rights If You Are Injured in a NYC Construction Site Accident The construction industry is one of the most dangerous professions in the country. Thousands of construction workers are injured at job sites each year. Unfortunately, many of these accidents and preventable injuries are caused by negligence, inadequate safety protocols, and a failure to follow state or federal regulations.…

Unnerving Trend Shows Uptick in NYC Construction Accidents New York City is almost always under construction. From giant cranes to sky-high scaffolding, construction sites are a familiar presence for resident New Yorkers. The construction industry can be dangerous for employees and anybody that has to walk near or drive near these job sites. New studies show a dangerous increase in…

What You Should Know About Construction’s Most Dangerous Hazards The construction industry is one of the most dangerous professions in the country. Over 1,000 construction workers lose their lives each year to preventable hazards. The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has compiled a list of the industry’s leading causes of fatality known as the “fatal…