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New York Scaffolding Law Reform: A Step Backward In Worker SafetyOn Sept. 17, 2008, a 37-year-old Bronx laborer was removing pipes from a warehouse ceiling when he was instructed to walk across shelving. Unbeknownst to him, the shelving was made of cardboard. It...
Scaffolding and OSHA Regulations Learn About NYC's Scaffolding Law New York's Labor Law §240, sometimes referred to as the scaffolding law, is a statute that protects construction workers who suffer height related - - or gravity related - - injuries. The statute...
New York Construction Site Fracture LawyerFractures can result in costly medical bills and lost wages for New York construction workers. There are many ways that a construction worker may suffer broken or fractured bones on a New York construction site. Falls from a...
Ironworker Accidents Because their jobs frequently require them to erect steel frameworks, balance on I-beams, and manipulate tools high above the ground, falls and other accidents are not uncommon for ironworkers. These dangerous conditions could lead to serious...
Legal Resource Guide Our site's Resource Guide serves to provide helpful information for New Yorkers to better understand their legal options after an accident and also be aware of current safety issues. To learn more, review our articles below or call us for a free...
It was a scary scene in midtown Manhattan when two window washers plummeted 15 stories off a scaffold suspended from a crane on November 14, 2020. Two unidentified men were working outside the 50th floor at 30 Hudson Yards on West 33rd Street and 10th Avenue around 11...
