“Slow Return to Normal” is Hurting Everyone
Last week, the Queens County Bar Association wrote to Chief Judge Janet DiFiore to voice its concerns about the relative lack of progress in returning to the conducting of jury... Read More
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Did This Ladder Slip By Itself?
A Third Department decision in a labor law case involving a worker injured in a fall from a ladder shows that the strict liability provided by New York Labor Law... Read More
Will Workman’s Compensation Cover My Construction Accident?
You have most likely been told not to worry… workman’s compensation will make up for your loss of wages and cover your medical bills. That is great news, but you... Read More
Can I Be Compensated for Hearing Loss?
An injury on the construction job site may not always have physical signs we can see. Hearing loss due to the environment on a construction site can occur suddenly, or... Read More
I Fell Off a Ladder at Work in New York, and Now My Back Hurts
It can happen… you go into work on the construction job site, just like any other day. You climb a ladder like you often do at work, only this time... Read More
Construction Accident Injury in White Plains?
In order to gain the quickest, most thorough results following a construction accident injury in White Plains, you should let a construction accident attorney do the work for you. Technically,... Read More
Have I Waited Too Long to Report My Work-Related Injury in New York?
As with most anything, every workman’s compensation case is different, and every state has their own laws. In the state of New York, you are required to report an injury... Read More
Should I Let My Company Know I am Filing a Claim?
The short answer is “yes”. It is required by the State of New York that you let your company know you have sustained a work-related injury on the construction job... Read More