Our New York Accident and Injury Blog
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Broken Wrist Injuries on New York City Construction Site What a construction worker should look for when diagnosing broken bone in wrist and treatment options. Legal options for workers' compensation exist. -
Are New York City Fire Escapes Safe? Despite how fire escapes are depicted in entertainment, many are not as safe as they appear. Take steps to know if your fire escape is ready for an emergency. -
Trevcon Construction Accident at Port Newark NJ A construction accident in New Jersey results in back damage to a worker operating a dangerous excavating machine and cable spreaders. We helped. Learn more. -
How to Talk to an Insurance Adjuster After a Slip and Fall Have you been injured in a New York City slip and fall accident? Do you know how to speak to the insurance adjuster without harming your claim? Learn more here. -
Manhattan Construction Accident Head Injuries How do Manhattan construction head injuries happen? Who is at risk and what can be done if you’ve been hurt? Don’t risk your recovery—learn more here. -
Westchester County Spring Construction Season Winter may be over, but your risk of being hurt in a construction accident isn’t. Learn about the risks of Westchester County spring construction season. -
NY and NJ Construction Staircase Accidents Have you been injured on the job in a construction staircase fall? Protect your legal rights with the help of a New Jersey area construction accident attorney. -
Why Working on Construction Ladders Is So Dangerous What kind of serious on the job injuries can happen if you fall from a construction ladder? Find out what to do if you’ve been hurt on a construction site here. -
What to Do Before a Doctor Appointment for a Maritime Injury If you’ve been hurt in a maritime accident you need to do more than just show up for your next doctor’s appointment. Understand how to protect your case here. -
Risks of Construction Injuries All Temp Workers Should Know Considering temporary employment in the construction industry? Understand the risk of injuries associated with construction work. Learn more here.