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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New York Maritime Attorney Important Information for All Seamen Learn what your experienced New York maritime attorney would want to tell you if you spoke before you got on your boat and suffered an accident injury. -
Injured Train Passengers | New York City Have you been hurt in a railroad accident? Know your rights. Hofmann and Schweitzer can help you settle your claim. Learn more about how we can help here. -
Fires and Explosion Accidents & Injuries | New York City Have you been injured in an explosion at work? Learn what you need to know after a fire or explosion from our experienced work related injury attorneys. -
Rights of Non-Seaman Maritime Workers You may be covered under the Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act if you are injured as a maritime worker. Know your rights. Learn more here. -
NYC Construction Site Burn Injury Attorney Have you or a family member suffered a chemical burn on a construction site? Speak with the experienced work injury attorneys of Hofmann & Schweitzer today. -
Documents to Keep after a New York Construction Accident Find out what records to keep if you’ve been hurt in a construction accident and why to contact a New York construction lawyer for help if you’ve been hurt. -
Electrical Injuries | NYC Construction Accident Lawyers Have you been injured in an electrical accident while on the job? Know your rights. Learn more about how Hofmann and Schweitzer can help with your claim. -
Fatigue at Sea - Why Many Accidents Involve Fatigued Seaman Fatigue at sea has been found to be related to many accidents, injuries, and fatalities. Learn why fatigue is a common contributing factor for many incidents. -
Sinkhole Dangers for Construction Workers in New York New Yorkers are too familiar with sinkholes. Sinkholes are risky for pedestrians, bicyclists, and the construction workers who have to go in and repair them. -
The Problem of Electrocution Deaths Did you know that almost 10% of fatalities across the construction industry were caused by electrocution? Learn more about how job sites can be protected here.