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A New York City construction site was yet again the location of another fatal accident. On Tuesday, November 22, 2016, a crane accident killed two construction workers in Queens. The horrific accident happened at a construction site near 81-10 134th Street at around 12:20 p.m. One construction worker was posting a beam before it disengaged
Read More >New York’s Scaffold Law has been the topic of debate for many years. New York carved out this special provision under its Labor Laws to allow injured construction workers to get money damages from negligent property owners and contractors. New York’s construction industry is thriving and employment is at its highest level in 24 years.
Read More >New York City has seen a dramatic construction growth in recent years. Unfortunately, this growth has also resulted in increased danger for construction workers. The construction industry is a hotbed for serious injuries and death – a reality that significantly impacts the workers’ lives. The Grim Statistic of Danger on Construction Sites Construction-related injuries increased
Read More >Over the past few years, the construction industry has boomed in New York. It seems there is construction on every street corner. Although this is a great sign for the economy and the developers building in the state, it can also mean more potential catastrophic and even fatal accidents for the construction workers. According to
Read More >Construction is an inherently dangerous industry to work in. Every year, thousands of workers are injured and even die as a result of construction site accidents. These tragic accidents can happen for a variety of reasons. One common cause of construction site accidents is the failure of contractors and project owners to maintain a safe
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