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The fiscal year that ended in June has not been good for construction worker safety in New York City. The numbers below tell the story: Construction injuries rose by almost 50 percent in FY 2014-2015 over FY 2013-2014 Construction fatalities almost doubled in FY...
An early morning accident this past weekend left one man dead and another facing criminal charges. George Ragotte, 21, of Ronkonkoma, slowed down to avoid an accident on the Long Island Expressway. He was hit from behind by a driver later found to be intoxicated....
NYC Workers Should Arm Themselves With Knowledge About Cranes When this blog and other sources report on crane accidents, the tendency is to lump them all together. Often the reason for that is how serious the consequences or even potential consequences associated...
Our New York City law firm has supported St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital for many years. Our premiere fund-raising event takes place in about a month, on October 15. In past years, this event has raised over $500,000 to help St. Jude's, a place where children...
A July article in the New York Times warrants a summary. It reported that Suffolk County on Long Island has more drunk driving crashes and fatalities than any other county in New York. Nassau County is in second place. In the case of Suffolk County, this sad fact has...
Juan Cerezo, 30, was killed in another New York City construction accident that occurred this week in Manhattan. The fatal accident is the 7th deadly construction accident in New York City this year. Mr. Cerezo, who hailed from the Bronx, was working on the 14th floor...
Paul Hansen, 53, a respected, well-liked pillar of the Sag Harbor community, was killed in a deadly crash this weekend. The driver, Hansen's friend, Sean Ludwick, was arrested and arraigned on felony drunk driving charges. The collision and the death of the revered...
