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Burned On The Job In New York? Here Are Five Experts Who Could Be Important To Your Burn Injury CaseHave you been burned in a work related injury? Here we list five experts who could be important to helping you prove your injury claim. Learn more here.
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New York City Fires Are Still Much Too Common And DeadlyNew York City has dedicated firefighters ready to do battle at a moment's notice, but with fires so common, will these heroes ever get a rest? Learn more here.
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What to Do If You Think a Crane Operator Is Drinking on the JobCrane operators need to be completely alert when performing their duties. It’s crucial to report any operators you may think are under the influence of alcohol.
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New Jersey Residential Attic Construction Falls. 5 Dangers To Be Aware OfConstruction workers can easily be hurt in someone's home as well as on a large construction site. Learn the five dangers of New Jersey residential attic falls.
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Surprising Safety Statistics for Older Construction WorkersOlder, experienced construction workers are at a higher risk of sustaining life threatening injuries on the job. Learn more about the risk of injury here.
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Injured At Your New York Construction Job? Understand What To Say And What Not To Say To Your EmployerInjured at your New York City Construction job? You'll need to talk with your employer, but be careful what you say! Know your rights. Learn more here.
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New Jersey Construction Worker Knee Injuries: Five Common CulpritsNew Jersey construction worker knee injuries are bound to happen no matter how careful you are on the job. Here are five knee injury dangers to be aware of.
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Why Non-Fatal New York Construction Accidents Need to Be ReportedReporting construction accidents, even if non-fatal, is an important process to ensure as much information is recorded should you pursue a case. Learn more.
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Benefits of Reporting Railroad Injuries and IllnessesMany injured railroad workers are reluctant to file a formal report, yet the law protects them from undue retaliation by their employer. Know your rights.
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A FELA Lawyer Debunks 3 Excuses Your Employer May Use To Avoid Safety RegulationsSome employers just won't take the proper steps to ensure their workers' safety. FELA lawyers respond to common excuses employers tell their employees.