Construction Accidents,Slip & Fall Injuries,Trip & Fall Injuries | August 21, 2026

Every construction worker leaves someone waiting at home. A spouse expects a familiar key in the door. A child expects help with homework. A parent expects a call after the shift. Construction fall accidents are among the most devastating incidents families can face. When a worker falls from a roof, scaffold, ladder, or unfinished floor,… read more

Construction Accidents | August 12, 2026

Construction work is dangerous. Every day in New York City, workers climb, lift, haul, cut, load, unload, and move materials that most people would never go near. They do this work in crowded streets, on active job sites, around heavy machinery, and under constant pressure to keep projects moving. I have represented construction workers for… read more

Construction Accidents | July 17, 2026

Construction work keeps New York City moving. Every sidewalk repair, sewer replacement, building renovation, and street restoration depends on workers who show up and do dangerous jobs. I have represented many of those workers, and I know how hard they work. I also know how quickly one careless safety decision can change a life. Construction… read more

Construction Accidents | July 9, 2026

On Tuesday morning, two structural columns buckled on the 21st floor of a construction site at 235 East 42nd Street in Midtown Manhattan, a 37-story office building being converted to apartments. City officials reported cracks, sagging floors and continued movement. Workers and nearby buildings were evacuated, a collapse zone was established, and—thankfully—every worker was accounted… read more

Construction Accidents,Trip & Fall Injuries | June 15, 2026

Construction workers help build New York City every day. They work at great heights, operate dangerous equipment, and face serious risks on every job site. Unfortunately, scaffold and ladder accidents remain among the most common causes of severe injuries and fatalities in the construction industry. As a New York City personal injury lawyer, I have… read more

Construction Accidents | June 5, 2026

Construction work is one of the most dangerous jobs in New York City. Every day, workers face serious hazards while building and repairing the structures that keep our city moving. Among the most overlooked dangers are unguarded holes and openings on construction sites. These hazards can cause devastating injuries in a matter of seconds. As… read more

Construction Accidents,Personal Injury | May 27, 2024

Each month, thousands of construction workers shape New York City’s buildings and skyline, and with this hard and dangerous work, numerous serious construction accidents occur.  What are the construction accidents that happen in NYC, and what are the hazards that cause them? Construction Accidents in NYC  What are we up against?  The New York City… read more

Construction Accidents | December 1, 2023

New York City’s ever-evolving skyline is a testament to the hard work and dedication of its construction workforce. These men and women, donned in hard hats and high-visibility vests, are the unsung heroes behind the city’s towering marvels. But with this vital role comes undeniable risk. Accidents, unfortunately, are a part of the construction landscape…. read more

Construction Accidents | November 28, 2023

New York City, with its iconic skyline and continuous architectural growth, has always been a hub of construction activity. As the skyline rises, so do the risks for those who work tirelessly to build it. Construction workers, while working amidst these skyscrapers and bridges, face a myriad of dangers each day. Recognizing the inherent risks… read more

Construction Accidents | October 27, 2023

Accidents on construction sites in New York City are unfortunately all too common. The very nature of the job brings with it a heightened risk of injury. For workers who’ve faced such unfortunate incidents, understanding the legal recourse available and the process to navigate it becomes crucial. This guide will walk you through the steps… read more