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Built in a Factory, Assembled Overhead: The New Injury Risks of Modular ConstructionModular and prefab construction shifts risk to transport, crane lifts, and module connections. Learn the hazards on NY/NJ job sites and who may be held liable.
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The Deadliest Part of a Scaffold Is the Part That Isn’t There YetScaffold construction accidents are among the most dangerous on NYC job sites. A New York City construction accident lawyer explains the risks and your rights.
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OSHA Is Watching More Closely in 2026 — What That Means for New York Construction WorkersOSHA's 2026 enforcement priorities target falls, heat illness, and more. A New York construction accident lawyer explains what this means for injured workers.
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Sparks, Shrapnel, and Vibration: Needle Gun and Hand-Held Grinder Injuries on NY and NJ Construction SitesNeedle guns and hand-held grinders cause severe injuries on NY and NJ construction sites. Learn your rights and how a NY construction accident lawyer can help.
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Distracted Construction Workers Are the Hidden Danger on New York Construction SitesDistracted construction worker accidents can cause fatal struck-by injuries. Learn how a NY/NJ injury attorney can help injured workers recover.
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Hearing Loss on Construction Sites May Raise Dementia RiskConstruction hearing loss may do more than damage hearing. Learn the dementia link and what to do after a New York City construction injury.
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New York City Brick Building Requirements and Construction Worker Injury ClaimsUnderstand New York City brick building requirements, what they mean for construction site safety, and how to protect your rights if you’re hurt.
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Five Ways Construction Employers Can Prevent Chemical InjuriesChemical exposure on NYC construction sites can cause permanent harm. Learn five things your employer must do to keep you safe, and what to do if they don't.
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Why Machine Guards Matter on Construction Sites—and What Happens When They’re MissingMissing machine guards on construction sites can cause serious injuries. Learn OSHA rules, NY and NJ laws, and when you may have a legal claim.
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What New York and New Jersey Construction Workers Should Know About Eye and Face Protection on the JobConstruction jobs may put your eyes and face at risk. Learn what safety regulations apply and what to do if you’re hurt in New York or New Jersey.
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