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Concrete Mixer Truck Accidents Cement mixer trucks, also known as concrete trucks, can be dangerous to construction workers, pedestrians, and other drivers. These trucks can weigh as much as 35,000 to 40,000 pounds (about twice the weight of a school bus) when empty...
Scott Occhiogrosso is a partner at Block O’Toole & Murphy, having handled many very significant construction accident cases as well as other catastrophic injury matters that have resulted in multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements for our clients.
New York Falling Object Injury LawyerRepresenting Workers Injured by Falling Debris, Dropped Tools and More Under New York law, construction site workers who suffer injuries as a result of falls, falling objects and other gravity-related accidents are granted special...
HEARING LOSS IN NEW YORK CONSTRUCTION WORKERSNew York construction workers can suffer hearing loss after job site explosions and other work events. Excessive noise levels on New York construction sites can cause hearing loss for construction workers. This loss of...
New York Knee Injury AttorneyKnee injuries frequently affect New York construction workers who lift heavy objects or perform stressful repetitive motions. Many different kinds of on-the-job tasks performed by New York construction workers can result in serious knee...
New York Shoulder Injuries AttorneyRotator cuff tears and torn ligaments are among the shoulder injuries that can affect New York construction workers. The shoulder has a greater range of motion than any other joint in the human body and is actively involved in many...
New York Construction Site Sprains, Strains, and Pain AttorneyNew York construction workers affected by sprains, strains, and chronic pain may be entitled to compensation. Sprains and strains are among the most common work-related injuries. New York construction...
Lawyers for Carpenters Hurt on the Job Carpentry is one of the world’s oldest and most important trades. Woodworkers and carpenters are the largest group of building trade workers, working everywhere from construction sites and buildings to homes. Although extremely...
Falls in the Construction Industry Falls are the number one killer of construction workers. Since 2011, an average of 275 construction trades workers (laborers rather than supervisors or inspectors) have died in on-the-job falls. Sadly, that number is trending...
New York Attorneys for Demolition Accidents Every year, construction workers performing demolition projects in New York City suffer serious injuries or even fatalities while taking down different structures. And they are not the only ones at risk. Demolition often...
