Shoulder injuries are a frequent concern on construction sites due to the physically demanding and high-risk nature of the work. Construction workers often perform tasks that require heavy lifting, overhead work, repetitive motions, or awkward body positions, which can all lead t......
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New York City's ever-changing skyline has always been a sign of progress and hard work. Yet, behind the scaffolds and safety helmets, the risks are real. In 2023 alone, there has been a 25% increase in the number of injuries sustained by construction workers due to ladder......
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In an Upper Manhattan incident that occurred last Tuesday, a knuckle boom truck collapse left several workers injured. The Department of Buildings (DOB) was alerted to the scene.Inspectors found that the knuckle boom truck was lifting plywood on the second-floor deck of a 17-sto......
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In New York, liability in a construction accident can extend to various parties, depending on the circumstances of the incident. Construction sites are complex environments with multiple entities and individuals involved, making it essential to identify the responsible parties to......
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Construction site accidents are alarmingly common in New York. Data shows that in 2022, a total of 11 workers were killed and 554 were seriously injured in construction site accidents. Many of these accidents are caused as a result of labor law violations by employers and neglige......
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Immigrants make up more than 60% of the workforce in the construction industry in New York. Among these, nearly 40% of the workers are undocumented. Data shows that undocumented immigrants in the construction industry are rarely provided with the training they need and are often......
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Accidents involving heavy work equipment can have devastating consequences, particularly if the machinery falls on a person. It is vital to know what immediate actions to take in such a situation to minimize further injuries and protect your right to compensation. This blog post......
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Accidents often happen on construction sites, leading to injuries and potential legal liability. In New York, it's crucial to create a meticulous accident report to document the incident properly. Here is a guide on how to make an accident report for a construction site inj......
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The construction industry plays a vital role in New York's economy, but it also presents inherent risks to workers' safety. To address this concern, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has identified the "Fatal Four" hazards responsible for the majority......
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Under New York law, construction workers who are injured in work-related accidents have the right to sue the general contractor, construction site owner, or any other third-party who was responsible for ensuring their safety at the site. In this short guide, we will review the st......
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