According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), falls account for over one-third of construction worker fatalities. The recent Hudson Yards construction worker death
According to the NYC Department of Transportation, more than 10,000 pedestrian injuries occur every year in traffic crashes across New York City. Crosswalks are designed
Electrocution accidents are unfortunately prevalent on construction sites. Electrocution was responsible for approximately 8% of construction worker deaths in 2021, and the construction industry had the
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), drowsy driving causes an estimated 100,000 crashes each year, leading to more than 71,000 injuries and
When justice is pursued with dedication, results speak for themselves. William Schwitzer & Associates’ award-recognized cases reflect decades of advocacy for New Yorkers injured in
In New York’s fast-paced legal environment, credibility is everything. For clients who have suffered life-changing injuries, trust in their legal representation matters as much as
Every September and October, Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes the invaluable contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities to New York City’s culture, economy, and workforce. Among
A devastating single-vehicle crash early Sunday morning left three young men dead on the Staten Island Expressway, raising renewed concerns about roadway safety and speed
In New York City, construction remains one of the most dangerous industries. What often receives less attention is that injury and fatality rates among Hispanic
An industrial workplace accident in Oceanside, Long Island, left two men injured after a conveyor belt collapsed at a recycling facility on Monday, August 25.
