Construction Worker Burn Injuries in NYC: Who May Be Responsible?
Burn injuries can happen in seconds on a New York City construction site, but their effects may last for months, years, or a lifetime. Workers can be burned by open...
Injured by Construction Vehicle Accidents in NYC: Excavators, Loaders, and Worksite Traffic
Construction sites throughout New York City depend on excavators, loaders, bulldozers, forklifts, trucks, cranes, and other heavy equipment to move materials and complete demanding work. But when workers and construction...
Concrete and Formwork Accidents on NYC Construction Sites
Concrete work is a major part of construction throughout New York City. From high-rise foundations and apartment towers to sidewalks, parking structures, commercial buildings, and infrastructure projects, workers regularly build...
Construction Site Fires and Explosions in NYC: What Injured Workers Should Know
Construction accidents involving fires or explosions can result from numerous hazards on job sites, including welding sparks, faulty electrical systems, fuel, compressed gases, chemicals, temporary heaters, combustible debris, and unfinished...
Dump Truck Accidents on NYC Construction Sites: Who Can Be Held Liable?
Dump trucks are a constant presence on many New York City construction sites. They transport soil, concrete, demolition debris, gravel, asphalt, and other heavy materials through work zones that may...
Confined Space Accidents in NYC Construction: Manholes, Tunnels, Tanks, and Shafts
Some of the most dangerous construction work in New York City happens in places most people never see. Workers may enter manholes beneath busy streets, utility tunnels, tanks, shafts, vaults,...