In any civil lawsuit case, including construction injury cases, there are several components involved. There is the factual side, but there is also the procedural side. Having a strong case in all of these areas is important in order to achieve a successful result. Working with a knowledgeable New York…
New York’s laws designed to protect construction workers from inadequate safety conditions at work potentially offer very helpful options to those hurt on the job. In order to be able to benefit from these laws and their protections, though, you have to actually be working on a construction site when…
It is quite possible that you remember every detail, both large and small, about the moments leading up to your workplace injury at your construction job. However, it is also possible that your construction injury accident may be something that you don’t remember at all. That can possibly present a…
Usted puede recibir una compensación por un accidente de construcción bajo la Sección 241(6) del Código del Trabajo debido a violaciones de las leyes de seguridad del Estado de Nueva York. Para defender sus derechos, consulte a un abogado con experiencia en accidentes de construcción. Por ejemplo, el carpintero M.…
When you are injured while working at a construction site, it is very possible that there were multiple different entities working on that site. There may have been multiple different subcontractors in addition to a general contractor. One of the keys to achieving a successful result in your case, then,…
When you’re injured at a construction job, there may be various ways for you to seek damages, depending on the facts of your case. One option that may exist for you is a lawsuit asserting that you have a claim for damages under Labor Law Section 241(6). A claim under…
When you are injured at your construction job, you may be concerned that you may not be permitted to use the legal system to seek compensation. Perhaps the job you were doing when you got hurt was not an actual construction task. Even if that is true, it is possible…