Construction Accident

by personal injury attorney on Monday, November 21st, 2011 | 25 Comments

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With a Forecast of Weather in the Single Digits, Workers are Warned by New York Construction Accident Lawyers to Think Twice Before Heading Off to the Construction Site New York, NY (PRWEB) January 21, 2009 In the grips of this once-every-couple-of-years kind of cold, with temperatures expected to drop to about 8 degrees on Thursday night and 9 degrees on Friday, David Perecman, a New York construction accident lawyer, is sending out a warning to construction workers throughout...
Injured on a Construction Job Site? | New York Construction Accident Lawyer The New York construction accident attorneys of The Orlow Firm have handled thousands of personal injury cases, including numerous third-party claims following construction site accidents since 1981. Our lawyers can thoroughly and skillfully prepare your third-party claim, and can refer you to a qualified workers’ compensation lawyer to handle your...
Fatal Crane Accident Leaves New York Construction Accident Lawyers Fighting for Construction Site Safety New York, NY (PRWEB) August 27, 2009 Sadly, William Barnes became another victim of crane accidents on construction sites as he lost his life according to the Daily News. As he was working on the Throgs Neck Bridge, the newspaper reports a boom snapped and crushed him. New York construction...
New York Construction Accident Lawyers Provide Resources for Workers Injured on NY Construction Sites New York, NY (PRWEB) February 24, 2010 The New York construction accident attorneys at Block O?Toole & Murphy are pleased to offer legal articles and videos for individuals who have been injured in workplace construction accidents. New York construction workers who have suffered an injury on the job can now...
New York Construction Accident Lawyer at The Perecman Firm Wants More Construction Accident Victims to Benefit from Technological Advances New York, New York (PRWEB) November 08, 2011 A 2007 New York crane accident in Lower Manhattan paralyzed architect Robert Woo from the hips down. A crane dropped seven tons of steel onto the trailer where he was working on new Goldman Sachs headquarters. After the construction accident in...