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Construction Worker Falls to His Death From NYU Hospital
At around 8:30 am on February 26, 2021, a 52-year-old construction worker was tragically killed in a work site accident. The incident occurred at NYU Langone Ambulatory Care Center on East 41st Street, where the victim had been working on the 16th floor. He reported...
Back and Neck Injuries
Back and Neck InjuriesOne needs only to watch late-night television commercials to realize that back pain and back injuries are a significant health concern for Americans. Back braces, pain pills, surgical techniques and exercise regimens are promoted as...
Construction Worker Falls 25 Feet Into Nassau County Pit
On Monday, July 6, 2020, a Long Island construction worker was seriously injured when he fell 25 feet into a large foundation pit in Glen Head, New York. According to Nassau County Police, it happened around 11:15 a.m. at the construction site on 162 Linden Lane. An...
NYC Construction Accidents up 17%, Fatalities Doubled in 2018
By December 1st of 2018, New York City construction workers and supervisors will be required to have logged an additional 40 and 62 hours of safety training respectively to comply with the recently passed bill known as Local Law 196. Employers need to provide this...
Construction Worker Falls To His Death From Scaffolding In Brooklyn
In a tragic reminder of the dangers facing New York City construction workers, a 58-year-old construction worker died after falling from scaffolding on the outside of a Brooklyn building. As reported in the New York Post, the man was performing work on a building on...
Ladder Falls Still Leading Cause Of Death In Construction Industry
Falls continue to be the leading cause of death in the construction industry. Ladder falls comprise the greatest percentage of the construction site deaths. What should you know about ladder accidents? Find out here. Ladder accidents can be caused by a broken or...
Construction Worker Falls Five Stories, Is Impaled By Rebar At A Manhattan Building Near Union Square
A frightening New York City construction accident happened yesterday, Wednesday January 27, 2016, at approximately 8:25a.m. The worker, whose name has yet to be revealed, was performing work at 34 West 17th Street in Manhattan, a 12-story building currently under...
Construction Worker Falls 40 Feet in Terrifying Hudson Yards Accident
A construction worker plummeted as much as 40 feet to the ground from a luxury apartment building complex that was being constructed as part of Manhattan's Hudson Yards project. Details of this harrowing accident are still emerging. The worker fell from the 2nd floor...
Construction Worker Falls Through Scaffold Outside Dream Hotel in Fatal Accident
The New York lawyers at Block O'Toole & Murphy continue to follow the harrowing details of a fatal construction accident that took place this week at the Dream Hotel in midtown Manhattan. The investigation is ongoing but details are slowly beginning to emerge. The...
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