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Coast Guard Issues Interim Rule for Increased Fire Safety on Small Passenger VesselsThe U.S. Coast Guard has issued an interim rule updating fire safety protocols on certain small passenger vessels to prevent passenger injuries.
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Protections for New York City Construction Workers During Structural Steel AssemblyA New York City construction accident lawyer explains how state labor laws protect employees from injury during structural steel assembly.
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Injuries Caused by Poor Housekeeping on New York Construction SitesA New York City construction accident lawyer explains who may be liable when maintenance and housekeeping violations cause injuries to workers.
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Injuries From Wheelbarrows, Hand Trucks, and Other Hand-Propelled Vehicles on New York Construction SitesA New York City construction accident lawyer explains regulations to prevent injuries to workers when using wheelbarrows and hand-propelled vehicles.
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New York Safety Laws to Prevent Falls From RoofsWere you been hurt while doing a roofing job? A NY construction accident attorney explains state safety laws and who may be liable for your injury costs.
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Who’s Responsible When a Construction Worker Is Hurt by a Debris Chute?Have you been hurt by overhead debris from a construction chute? Find out who may be liable for these injuries from a NY construction accident attorney.
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Landscape Architects Could Be Responsible for a Construction InjuryLandscape designers could share liability for injuries on NY construction sites. Discover how these accidents happen and how an attorney can help.
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Understanding Maximum Medical Improvement in a Construction Accident ClaimA New York City construction injury lawyer explains what happens to your benefits and future job options after you reach maximum medical improvement.
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Defective Safety Belts and Lifelines Could Be to Blame for a Construction InjuryA New York City construction injury lawyer explains the rules for safety belts and harnesses under Section 23 to prevent construction site falls.
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Violations of New York Industrial Code 12 NYCRR Section 23 PPE Requirements Could Cause Construction InjuriesA New York City construction accident lawyer explains how injured workers can get compensation for lack of personal protective equipment under Section 23.