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Construction Workers Do Some of the Most Dangerous Jobs in AmericaSix of the ten most dangerous jobs in America are on construction sites. Learn about the risks you face and how an accident lawyer can help when you are injured.
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HEADWINDS SLOWING OFFSHORE WIND DEVELOPMENT - TRI-STATE COMPACT A SOLUTION?Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut today announced New England’s first offshore wind multi-state coordination memorandum of understanding
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Stadium Construction Projects Put Workers at High Risk of InjuryNew stadiums are not built every year, but when they do happen, these high-pressure projects put construction workers at risk. We take a look at Orchard Park.
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How the New Jersey and New York Construction Boom Puts Workers at RiskNJ and NY housing shortage increases demand for new homes, but when there aren’t enough construction workers to meet the demand, worksite accidents and injuries rise.
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NEW YORK FERRY PEOPLE MOVERS UPDATE - HORNBLOWER AND CITY STRIKE A DEALThe New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) has announced the procurement of a new NYC Ferry operating contract with Hornblower Group
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Hurt by Falling Debris From a Construction Site? Find Out If You Have a Claim for DamagesWhen visitors or bystanders are injured by falling debris or other construction site hazards, the construction company could be liable for their damages.
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Sewer and Duct Work Are Among the Most Dangerous Jobs in ConstructionSewer construction exposes workers to toxic chemicals and confined spaces, which can cause serious injuries. Learn about the dangers of sewer and duct work here
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Approximately $1.0 million Fisherman Arbitration Kozur v. Atlantic BountyWe are pleased to advise that the firm obtained nearly a $1 million verdict against Sea Harvest, Inc. Contact Hofmann and Schweitzer for any maritime Injuries.
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Safe Operation of Power Buggies Is Essential to Protect Construction WorkersPower buggies are used for more than just moving concrete on New York construction sites. When safety rules are violated, workers can be seriously injured.
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WHY AREN’T THESE NEW YORK BASED OCEAN WIND ENERGY ASSETS BEING BUILT IN THE UNITED STATES?Singapore-headquartered Seatrium Limited reports that its Sembcorp Marine Offshore Platforms Pte. Ltd. (SMOP) subsidiary has been awarded a contract by Empire..