Our New York Accident and Injury Blog
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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. -
Silicosis & Silica Dust Exposure - New York City Work Claims Are you suffering from silicosis? This devastating lung disease is a risk many New York City construction workers feel they must take. Know your rights. -
Working at Height Construction Accidents Workers who are regularly working at height brings face safety issues due to the nature of their work. Contact us if you've suffered a construction accident. -
New York Construction Workers Protected By New Laws Several new laws have been created to help protect New York construction workers. Learn more about how these regulations are meant to keep you safe on the job. -
Shipping Accidents Often Caused By Human Error Many accidents experienced on shipyards, boats and docks unfortunately result from human error. Learn how to protect yourself in your maritime job. -
Workers And Heat Stroke In New York City Summers Construction workers in New York City need to be careful during the summer months as heat stroke is all too common. Stay safe. Learn more here. -
New Labor Law Shakes Up Liability Claims An argument over a new law that puts Construction Accidents on the employer. Call Hofmann & Schweitzer to learn more and find out what it means for you. -
New Regulations for Construction Safety The Construction Safety Act introduced new regulations to improve construction safety, but accidents can still happen. Know your rights. Learn more here.