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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Protections for Workers in Elevator Shafts and Vertical Passages on New York City Construction SitesA New York City construction injury lawyer explains how state labor laws protect employees working in elevator shafts and vertical passages.
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Injury Attorney for Maritime Workers Working on Offshore Wind Energy VesselsHundreds of wind turbines line the U.S. coast, each one posing unique injury risks to the maritime workers who operate, construct, and repair them.
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Jones Act Workers May Be Owed Significant Compensation for the Loss of a LimbA Jones Act injury attorney explains the many ways maritime workers are at risk of amputation on their vessels and the lifelong costs of these accidents.
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Requirements for Catch Platforms on NYC Construction SitesWere you hurt due to inadequate catch platforms on a construction site? A construction injury lawyer explains New York regulations and your options.
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Safety Rules for Flooring on Construction Sites Under The New York Industrial CodeA New York City construction accident lawyer explains state regulations to protect employees when installing temporary and permanent flooring.
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Families May Be Entitled Under the Jones Act and Maritime Law to Damages Claims for the Wrongful Death of a SeafarerWas someone you love killed while working on a vessel? Discover how family members can collect Jones Act and Maritime Law damages after a fatal maritime injury.
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Protection Under Section 23 for Concrete Work on Construction SitesA New York City construction accident lawyer explains employee protections under Section 23 to prevent injuries to employees performing concrete work.
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Compensation for Jones Act Seamen Suffering Paralysis After a Work InjuryJones Act seamen are at daily risk of nerve damage, spinal cord injury, and other maritime injuries that can cause temporary or permanent paralysis.
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Construction Employers Typically Violate 12 NYCRR Sec. 1.32 Which Requires Them to Respond to Safety Complaints on a Construction SiteA New York City construction accident lawyer explains what employers and owners must do if a worksite is noncompliant with Section 23 regulations.
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Options for Jones Act Seamen Suffering From Asbestos-Related DiseaseAsbestos exposure in maritime work can cause mesothelioma, lung cancer, and other severe conditions. Discover how to collect compensation under the Jones Act.