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Construction zones line many New York streets, and you often pass them as part of your daily routine. When debris falls from a worksite and causes injuries, state law provides a path for bystanders to pursue compensation. These claims focus on public safety duties...
Construction sites across New York City are full of activity, heavy equipment, and potential hazards. To help keep workers safe, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) enforces safety standards through regular inspections. Understanding how these...
A scaffolding fall can cause serious injuries and disrupt your life in many ways. Understanding your rights helps you make informed decisions after such an accident. Knowing what steps to take and what to expect empowers you to handle the situation confidently. Here’s...
Construction accidents frequently cause injuries on job sites. While workers’ compensation usually covers injuries that happen at work, sometimes third parties can be responsible for the accident. Knowing when third parties are liable for construction injuries can...
No one ever wants to suffer an injury, but unfortunately, accidents can happen. And if you’ve been recently hurt in a construction site injury as a non-citizen worker, then you may be worried about whether or not you’re entitled to compensation. The good news is that non-citizens have the same right as American citizens to seek legal compensation for such…
Construction sites in the United States are known for their high rate of accidents and injuries. In New York, all workers are covered by workers’ compensation insurance, which provides medical benefits and lost wages for work-related accidents. It is important to note that if you are injured at work, you cannot sue your employer. Instead, you can file a workers’…