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Safety Tips for Warehouse, Construction and Shipyard Workers The risk for injury is high for warehouse workers, construction site employees and shipyard laborers. Learn how to avoid common risks here. -
Construction Accidents Increase In New York City There is an increase in construction accidents and injuries happening in New York City. Hofmann and Schweitzer protect the rights of construction workers. -
Seafaring: The Most Dangerous Industry in the World It's no surprise that deep sea fishing ranks highest among the most dangerous jobs. Learn why ship workers are vulnerable to injury and fatal accidents here. -
Maritime Accidents And Human Error Have you or a loved one been injured or killed while working at your maritime job? Was human error to blame? Know your rights. Learn more here. -
Safety Mistakes Turn Deadly For New Construction Workers Find out what is causing this deadly trend for construction workers in New York City and beyond. Call Hofmann Law Firm for representation if you have been hurt. -
The Importance of the Jones Act This article explains why the Jones Act plays an important role in sustaining the American maritime industry. Hoffman and Schweitzer explains the details. -
Injury And Fatality Fears Rise In Maritime Industry Government plans to keep its promise to build more ships, but with increased work comes the risk of more maritime injuries. Learn how to stay safe. -
Latino And Nonunion Construction Worker Risks A recent report details that Latino and nonunion construction workers face a considerable risk while working. Know your rights. Learn more here. -
New Guidelines Coming For Maritime Organization and Injured Workers A call for international maritime safety cooperation, new safety measures, issues affecting life and work at sea is in the news. Will this impact your job? -
SS Marquette And Bessemer No. 2 Not all shipwrecks take place out in the ocean. The SS Marquette and Bessemer No. 2 remain at the bottom of Lake Erie, which leads to a compelling mystery.