Our New York Construction Accident Library Articles
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Injuries to Electrical Workers on NYC Construction Sites Electrical workers can suffer significant injuries on New York City construction sites, and workers’ compensation may not cover the full extent of losses. -
Injuries to Carpenters on New York Construction Sites Carpenters often suffer serious injuries on construction sites. Discover the major causes of these accidents and how to get compensation. -
Injury Risks for Masons on NY Construction Sites Masons are at significant risk of injuries on construction sites. Discover the major causes of accidents and how to get compensation for an on-the-job injury. -
Construction Site Slip and Fall Injuries in New York City Discover how slip, trip, and fall injuries happen on New York City construction sites and what employees should do after these accidents occur. -
Breathing Problems and Respiratory Ailments in Construction Construction workers may develop occupational respiratory conditions that cause difficulty breathing, chest pain, or even permanent lung damage. -
Tappan Zee Construction Accident Injury Lawyers Tappan Zee Bridge construction workers do important and dangerous work. Learn about the risks and potential legal recoveries of injured workers. -
Musculoskeletal Injuries From Overexertion in Construction Construction workers often suffer back, shoulder, hand, and knee injuries due to overexertion, and some employees may not be able to return to work. -
New York Roofing Accidents Injuries and Recoveries Roofers have risky jobs. Learn about common causes of accidents, types of injuries that may occur, and how to protect a fair recovery in New York. -
Risk of Heart Attacks and Strokes in Construction Work In addition to a high risk of falls and lifting injuries, construction workers are extremely likely to suffer heart attacks and strokes on the job. -
Construction Workers at Risk of Repetitive Motion Injuries Construction workers may be forced into early retirement, incur ongoing medical bills, and suffer chronic pain due to repetitive motion injury on the job.