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New York Labor Law Section 241(6) allows injured workers to hold property owners and general contractors liable when a specific Industrial Code rule violation causes
Getting injured at work is stressful enough without having to make complicated decisions about returning. Then comes the light-duty offer.
After a car accident, you may be left feeling overwhelmed by medical bills, missed work, and the uncertainty of what
The day after a crash, many people wake up wondering, “Why do I hurt more now than I did yesterday?”
Understanding New York’s “serious injury” threshold is one of the most important steps for anyone injured in a car accident.
No one heads into a shift expecting to end the day in pain. If you slipped and fell at work
Workers’ compensation in New York replaces approximately two-thirds of your average weekly wage when a work injury prevents you from
The steps you take immediately after being injured in a government-owned public place can protect both your health and your
If you’ve been injured at work in New York, you have 30 days to report the injury to your employer
The construction industry is one of the most dangerous industries in New York City for workers. In 2020 alone, 502
Construction sites are inherently dangerous, and one of the most prevalent hazards is the risk of being struck by falling
In the aftermath of a multi-car accident, determining whose insurance is responsible for covering the damages can become complicated. With
Construction sites are inherently risky, but certain types of incidents are known to be more lethal than others. In New
