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A Third Party Could Be Liable for Violent Attacks on a NY Construction Site Our NY construction injury lawyers explain who may be held liable for injuries and suffering caused by intentional acts of violence on the job. -
Crane Accidents Could Be Caused by a Negligent Third Party New York City construction workers could be eligible to file a third-party injury claim for compensation after suffering a crane accident. -
Cancer May Be an Occupational Injury in Construction Workers New York City construction workers are entitled to fair compensation if they suffer an occupational disease, including work-related cancers. -
Employers May Be Liable for Failure to Warn Workers of Known Hazards on NY Construction Sites Top construction attorneys discuss how NYC construction workers have the right to compensation when injuries occur due to a failure to warn of known hazards. -
The Dangers of Lead Poisoning on Construction Sites Top NYC construction attorneys discuss the serious effects of lead exposure and the injuries it can cause for NY construction workers. Click to learn more. -
Securing Punitive Damages After a Construction Site Injury Top NYC construction attorneys discuss whether your construction site injury could qualify you for additional compensation through punitive damages in New York. -
Construction Workers May Be Injured by Faulty Demolition on NYC Construction Sites If you were hurt in an explosion on a construction site, our injury attorneys can determine who may be liable for your lost income and accident costs. -
Third-Party Claims for Subcontractor Negligence on NYC Construction Sites If a subcontractor's negligence played a role in your construction accident, you may be able to file a lawsuit to cover the full costs of your injuries. -
Was Human Error to Blame for Your Maritime Accident? Human error is a factor in the majority of maritime accidents, but the truth is that injuries at sea are rarely caused by a single person. -
Concrete Workers at Risk of Injuries on New York City Construction Sites Construction workers could suffer severe burns, eye injuries, and increased cancer risk as a result of working with concrete and wet cement.