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Construction Workers May Hold a Third Party Accountable for Car Accident Injuries Top NYC attorneys discuss who may be held liable for a construction worker’s car accident injury costs. Click here to learn more. -
Compensation for Injuries Caused by Bad Weather at Sea 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. -
Compensation for Workers Who Catch COVID-19 on a Construction Site 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. -
The Dangers of Fires and Explosions for Maritime Employees Maritime workers may suffer lifelong complications from fires and explosions at sea. Discover who may be liable for heat and burn injuries. -
Compensation for Construction Workers After an Amputation Injury on the Job Amputations of fingers, feet, or limbs are some of the most devastating construction site injuries. Discover how these accidents happen and who may be liable. -
Workers Can Suffer Internal Injuries on NYC Construction Sites Falls, machinery accidents, and being struck by heavy equipment can all cause construction workers to suffer severe internal injuries. -
Maritime Workers at High Risk of Injuries Due to Falls From Heights Jones Act seamen, harbor workers, and other maritime employees all face a serious risk of suffering an injury due to a fall from height. -
Assistance for Cruise Ship Passengers Who Are Suffering From Coronavirus Our maritime injury attorneys are reaching out to cruise ship passengers and crew members who have been affected by the coronavirus. -
Construction Workers May Collect Compensation for Job-Related Eye Injuries A construction eye injury can cause financial hardship, disabling loss of vision, and losses that are not covered by workers’ compensation benefits. -
Electrical Workers May Be Owed More Than Workers’ Compensation After a Construction Site Injury Electrical workers can suffer significant injuries on New York City construction sites, and workers’ compensation may not cover the full extent of losses.