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Report Finds Increase in NYC Construction Accidents New York is in the midst of a building boom, but increased construction projects have caused a rise in injuries and fatalities for construction workers. -
Steps to Take After a Personal Injury Accident in NY Making a few simple mistakes after an accident can affect your compensation. Learn how to protect your health and your rights after a personal injury in NY. -
Tips for a Successful NYC Work Injury Claim Injured New York City construction workers must protect their rights in order to have a successful work injury claim. Learn more about your options here. -
New York Super Lawyers 2018 Three Hofmann & Schweitzer attorneys have been named 2018 New York Super Lawyers. Learn more about these honors and our dedication to our clients here. -
Lifetime Costs of Construction Worker Heat and Fire Injuries Construction workers may be owed compensation for the lifelong consequences of a fire, including scarring, lung damage, and psychological trauma. -
Construction Workers at High Risk of Traumatic Brain Injury Construction employees have the highest rate of work-related traumatic brain injury, including concussions, contusions, and penetrating head wounds. -
Business Leader Spotlight Interviews Paul Hofmann Paul Hofmann was interviewed by the Business Leader Spotlight Show and shares how to find a personal injury attorney and common issues in an injury case. -
Maritime Injury Compensation for Commercial Divers Depending on the terms of employment, a commercial diver could be owed benefits under workers’ compensation, the Jones Act, or maritime laws. -
Back and Spine Injuries in the Construction Industry Construction workers can suffer back injuries by falling from a height, lifting heavy loads, or just from the daily physical demands of their work. -
NY Construction Accidents Caused by Dangerous Worksites New York Labor Laws allow injured construction workers to file lawsuits against employers, contractors, and property owners for dangerous work conditions.