What does a suggestion box at a company have to do with workplace safety? In some cases, the answer is: plenty. We tend to think

In New York labor Law, scaffolding is a very prominent part of the combined statutes that protect workers. Scaffolding has a central relevance for a

How do serious construction accidents happen on the job? Many of the dangers involve uneven, insecure or poorly designed surfaces, or insufficient support for structural

For years, New York officials, attorneys and others have been arguing about reforms to the state’s scaffold law. It’s well known within the construction industry

If only we could read the minds of other people! Unfortunately, not many people can be read like books, nor do they speak out and

Sometimes, injury lawyers get cases that don’t fit the boundaries of what we commonly think of when we think about workplace injuries. When considering the

We all know what it feels like at the end of the workday — people shrug off the remaining minutes, eager to get home and

A recent settlement for a New York City construction worker illustrates some of the results that injury victims can get when they obtain qualified legal

Anyone who is not deeply involved in construction in the New York City area may be surprised and alarmed to find out about widespread charges

Construction workers injured in the state of New York should understand the processes that the state uses to assess these types of accidents and injuries.