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  • Who's responsible for a construction fire caused by temporary combustion devices?
  • Does New York law require safety railings on construction sites?
  • Who can be held responsible if I got lead poisoning on a construction site?
  • Can I file a lawsuit if I was hurt near, but not exactly on, my construction site?
  • Could working in cold weather have caused my construction accident?
  • Should relatives file a wrongful death or survival action after a construction accident?
  • Could I have a third-party claim if I suffered an electric shock on a construction site?
  • Can I sue a hiring company for causing a construction accident?
  • Should I claim workers' compensation or file a work injury lawsuit?
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