Author: John C. Merlino, ESQ.

As a New York City resident, you know that construction abounds throughout the city. According to a New York Building Congress report, construction spending in NYC reached

Electrocution is a common workplace injury on construction sites. You could struggle to find adequate support from worker’s comp after an electrical accident. If you

If you have experienced an accident on a construction site, you may feel overwhelmed by your next steps. However, encouraging your employer to file an

Welders face a unique set of additional injury risks compared to other construction workers. A welding eye injury can put a welder out of work

Operating heavy equipment on a construction site can be dangerous. Caught-in-between hazards cause injuries to hundreds of workers across the country every year. Understanding these

A construction accident can lead to life-long injuries that require extensive medical treatment. If you experienced one of these injuries at work, you might be

Falling debris is one of the most common causes of injury or death at construction sites, following closely behind falls and exposure to harmful substances

Construction is one of the most dangerous occupations in the United States. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), construction and extraction jobs had 951 occupational

Slips, trips, and falls are the most common injuries in the construction industry. The nature of construction work makes industry workplaces unsafe for workers, even