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What New York City Construction Workers Need to Know About Crane Collapse AccidentsInjured in a NYC crane collapse? Our construction accident lawyers explain your legal options for seeking compensation from negligent parties.
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OSHA Construction Violations: What You Need to Know if You’re Hurt in New York or New JerseyOSHA construction violations threaten worker safety in NY and NJ. Learn about OSHA violations, state labor laws, and how to protect your rights if you’re hurt.
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Hidden Dangers: What Every NYC Underground Construction Worker Should KnowNew York City underground construction workers face unique dangers from cave-ins to toxic exposure. Learn about these hazards and your legal rights if injured.
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Fatal Electrocutions on New York and New Jersey Construction SitesWhen a loved one dies from construction electrocution in NY or NJ, you have legal rights. Learn why these accidents happen and how to fight for a fair recovery.
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What to Do After a Back Injury on a New York or New Jersey Construction SiteLearn what to do after suffering a construction back injury in New York or New Jersey.
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Night Work and Shift Work on New York and New Jersey Construction SitesNY and NJ construction workers may face safety risks during night and shift work. Learn how fatigue, poor lighting, and other factors contribute to accidents.
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Post-Disaster Construction Safety: Protecting Workers During Natural Disaster Recovery ProjectsLearn how to protect your rights as a construction worker during natural disaster recovery projects in New York and New Jersey.
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Scaffolding Safety and Temporary Structure Accidents on New York and New Jersey Construction SitesLearn critical safety protocols for scaffolding, formwork, and other temporary structures on NY and NJ construction sites and what to do if you’re hurt.
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Excavation and Trench Safety on New York Construction SitesExcavation and trench safety are critical for New York construction workers. Learn about the laws protecting you and what to do if you’re hurt.
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Controlled Demolition: Safety Measures and Best PracticesEven controlled demolition work poses risks. Learn about critical safety measures, regulatory requirements, and steps to take if you've been injured on the job.
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