Construction injuries can be life-changing. When the site isn't licensed or the work being done is off the books, things get even more complicated. If you've suffered an injury at an unlicensed construction site in the Bronx, you may be facing medical bills, lost income, and serious uncertainty about your legal options. An experienced attorney can help injured workers and bystanders get the compensation they deserve, even in cases where the construction sit[ ... ]
Construction sites are inherently dangerous. If you’ve suffered an injury on a construction project in Syosset, a lawyer can explain your legal rights, not just against your employer, but also against third-party contractors who may share responsibility. Construction injury claims often involve multiple parties, including general contractors, subcontractors, equipment suppliers, and property owners. A Syosset[ ... ]
Construction in New York City remains one of the most dangerous industries in the United States. While NYC builds higher and denser, construction workers may suffer. Examining NYC construction worker deaths reveals a steady, alarming toll with tragic incidents that devastate families and communities. When the unthinkable happens with fatal construction accidents, NYC workplace wrongful death attorneys can be the key to securing justice and compensation for grieving l[ ... ]
Any construction job site is dangerous, and those in New York City are no different. Nearly 200,000 construction workers miss one or more days of work each year due to an on-the-job injury. If you are one of them, you know how it can affect your finances. Knowing the most common construction site injuries in NYC and how they typically occur is the first step to preventing them from affecting you and your work. What Are the Most Common Construction Site Injur[ ... ]
The construction industry experiences a large share of workplace fatalities each year, and many construction workers suffer injuries that can affect their ability to work and earn a living for themselves and their families. If you work in this industry, you should know what to do after an incident to protect yourself and your ability to recover compensation. While you should seek immediate medical attention following one of these incidents, there are more steps to ta[ ... ]
The New York City skyline is a testament to the hard work and dedication of its construction crews. Unfortunately, the very nature of these sites also makes them some of the most hazardous places to make a living. Common types of NYC construction accidents can lead to serious injuries, and dealing with the aftermath can be daunting, especially if you’re not sure about your legal options. Common Types of NYC Construction Accidents Construction site[ ... ]
In New York, construction projects never cease. At any given time in the city, someone is building, renovating, or demolishing structures. Unfortunately, these projects pose a substantial risk to construction workers and the general public. Among the obvious potential liable parties in NYC construction accidents are construction contractors and project owners. However, the liability list does not stop there. Call (516) 399-2364 for a free consultation with[ ... ]
Construction accidents can be quite dangerous, especially in a city with some of the tallest buildings in the U.S. On any given day in NYC, there are hundreds of construction projects, most incorporating some type of scaffolding. In an attempt to protect construction workers against injuries, the state of New York passed legislation. What is the NYC scaffold law? How does it affect injured workers? The answers to these questions can help you if you are injured in a c[ ... ]
If you’re a construction worker in New York and you get hurt on the job, you have legal recourse. Many injured workers start by filing a workers’ compensation claim. Workers’ compensation will often pay for medical costs and replace a portion of lost wages. However, if your injury was caused by a third party, you may be able to pursue a personal injury lawsuit. Personal injury lawsuits usually allow you to recover more than just economic damages. The tangible a[ ... ]
While every industry carries its risks, very few are as dangerous as the construction industry, where hazards are significantly higher. Workers in construction usually face a wide range of risks on the job, including heavy machinery, which make the potential for accidents high. Falls due to great heights or unstable scaffolding are common on construction sites. There is also the risk of being struck by falling objects or machinery, as construction sites are filled wi[ ... ]