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Your Rights Under Section 23: The New York Safety Rules Contractors Cannot IgnoreSection 23 of the New York Industrial Code sets enforceable job site safety rules. Learn about your rights as a worker, and how a violation supports a claim.
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Three Laws, One Purpose: How New York Labor Law Protects Construction WorkersNew York Labor Laws 200, 240, and 241 give injured construction workers rights beyond workers' comp. Learn what each law requires and who can be held liable.
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New York City Expands Mandatory Construction Safety Training to Cover Mental HealthA new NYC law effective January 2026 adds mental health to mandatory construction safety training. A New York construction accident lawyer explains further.
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The Ten-Second Rule: ANSI, OSHA, and Why Your Sight Can Depend on an Eyewash StationEmergency eyewash stations can prevent permanent vision loss on construction sites. A construction accident lawyer explains employer duties and worker rights.
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From False Report to Federal Charges: What Can Happen When Construction Employers Lie After an AccidentWhen construction employers lie to investigators, workers pay the price. Learn the consequences and why a New York City construction accident lawyer matters.
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Suspended and Dangerous: Why Motorized Scaffold Falls Can Devastate New York Construction WorkersMotorized scaffold accidents lead to falls, crush injuries, and even death. A NY construction accident lawyer explains your options after a scaffold injury.
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Electrical Injuries on New York and New Jersey Construction SitesElectrical injuries on construction sites cause devastating harm. Learn about safety violations, injuries, and how to protect your rights if you’re hurt.
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Scaffolding Safety Isn’t Optional—It’s the LawScaffold injuries are preventable. Learn how OSHA Standard 1926.451 and New York labor laws protect workers and what to do if you’re hurt.
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Lockout Tagout Failures on New York and New Jersey Construction SitesLearn how lockout tagout violations lead to serious construction injuries and why to contact a New York construction injury lawyer if you’re hurt.
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Chemical Injuries on Construction Sites: When Lack of Communication Causes HarmConstruction workers have a right to know about hazardous chemicals on job sites. Learn how OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard and state laws protect you.
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