Our New York Personal Injury Library Articles
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Questions to Ask a New Jersey & New York Accident Attorney If you are considering filing a construction injury claim, you should know which questions to ask the accident attorney who may represent you. -
Accidents & Injuries on NY Pier, Tunnel, and Bridge Projects When workers are injured performing construction on, near, or under the water in New York City, they may be covered under a variety of maritime injury laws. -
Chemical Accidents and Injuries on Commercial Fishing Boats Chemicals can cause serious accidents and injuries on commercial fishing vessels. Learn about the risks, the injuries, and how to make a fair recovery here. -
Liability for NY Defective Construction Equipment Injuries New York City construction workers may have a case against multiple parties if an accident on the job was caused by defective construction equipment. -
Causes of Knee and Joint Injuries in Construction Workers NY construction workers often suffer wear and tear on their knees, ankles, hips, and joints, causing costly musculoskeletal injuries. -
New York Construction Site Fall Lawyers Our construction site fall lawyers represent New York construction workers who have suffered serious injuries from job site falls. Call for a free consultation. -
Liability for Construction Site Heavy Machinery Injuries State laws allow NY construction workers to seek compensation for injuries caused by improper design, maintenance, or other defects of heavy machinery. -
Maritime Injury Compensation for Spud Barge Accidents Were you hurt while working on a spud barge? You could be owed injury and wage loss benefits under the Jones Act or federal maritime laws. -
Injury Risks for NY Construction Workers in Confined Spaces Employers are required to reduce the risks of confined space accidents to construction workers, and can be held liable when employees suffer injuries. -
NY Construction Workers Injured During Storage and Unloading Property owners must protect NY construction workers from injuries caused by improper storage, and could be held liable for loading and unloading accidents.