Our New York Personal Injury Library Articles
If a serious accident has left you or someone you love with a serious injury, you have rights that can be protected. At Hofmann & Schweitzer, our legal team champions victims, fighting to obtain the maximum compensation for every client. In our legal library, learn more about
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Maritime Injury Compensation for Vessel Disasters Vessel disasters are a leading cause of fatalities among maritime workers. Discover your compensation options after an injury at sea. -
Third Party Construction Claims for Defective Equipment If you were injured by defective tools or machinery during construction work, you may be able to get additional compensation through a third-party claim. -
Maritime Workers at High Risk of Conveyor Belt Injuries Conveyor belts and roller tables can be extremely dangerous for maritime workers. Discover your compensation options after a maritime injury. -
Common Mistakes Made After a NY Construction Injury Top New York City construction lawyers discuss some of the most common mistakes made by construction workers who were injured on the job. -
Cargo and Crane Accidents in Maritime Work Top NYC maritime attorneys discuss who may be held liable for cargo and crane injuries. Click here to learn more. -
Damages for Wrongful Death in a NY Construction Accident Are you struggling after the death of a construction worker in your family? Our NY injury attorneys can determine if you are owed compensation. -
Maritime Injuries Caused by Rigging Accidents Maritime workers may be owed compensation after a rigging accident, especially if negligent vessel or workplace conditions led to their injuries. -
Third Party Liability for Construction Worker Car Accidents Top NYC attorneys discuss who may be held liable for a construction worker’s car accident injury costs. Click here to learn more. -
Maritime Injuries Caused by Poor Weather Conditions Jones Act workers may be owed compensation for accidents caused by bad weather at sea. Discover who can be held liable in a maritime injury case. -
Help for NYC Construction Workers Who Contract Coronavirus Employers and general contractors could be held liable for injury costs if a construction worker contracts COVID-19 on a New York City construction site.