New York and New Jersey Construction Accident Blogs

Accident and injury laws are unique in New York. Construction, maritime, and longshore workers have specific rights not afforded to workers in other states. If you or someone you love has suffered injuries, you may be entitled to compensation, and the dedicated attorneys at Hofmann & Schweitzer want to help. Follow our blog to learn more about New York law, types of injuries, tips to help you now, and much more.

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Construction Accidents Injuries Due to Improper Training New York City employers and contractors can be held liable for injuries caused by a failure to properly train construction workers for the job.
Fatigue Is a Common Cause of Construction Worker Injuries On a construction site, simple mistakes caused by fatigue can lead to lifting injuries, machinery accidents, work-related vehicle crashes, and other accidents.
Social Media Use During Your Construction Injury Recovery A workers’ compensation insurance company may be watching an injured construction employee’s social media accounts for evidence to deny a claim.
Compartment Syndrome in New York City Construction Workers Compartment syndrome is a serious injury that could impact construction workers. Find out what it is and what you may recover if you’re hurt in New York City.
Report Finds Increase in NYC Construction Accidents New York is in the midst of a building boom, but increased construction projects have caused a rise in injuries and fatalities for construction workers.
Steps to Take After a Personal Injury Accident in NY Making a few simple mistakes after an accident can affect your compensation. Learn how to protect your health and your rights after a personal injury in NY.
Tips for a Successful NYC Work Injury Claim Injured New York City construction workers must protect their rights in order to have a successful work injury claim. Learn more about your options here.
Lifetime Costs of Construction Worker Heat and Fire Injuries Construction workers may be owed compensation for the lifelong consequences of a fire, including scarring, lung damage, and psychological trauma.
Construction Workers at High Risk of Traumatic Brain Injury Construction employees have the highest rate of work-related traumatic brain injury, including concussions, contusions, and penetrating head wounds.
Back and Spine Injuries in the Construction Industry Construction workers can suffer back injuries by falling from a height, lifting heavy loads, or just from the daily physical demands of their work.

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