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October 9, 2021

Consequences of Improper Fall Harness Inspection by Employers

Fall harnesses are an essential piece of safety equipment. They have saved countless construction workers’ lives since their invention. Just like every piece of equipment, though, your harness wears out with use and becomes less safe. If your employer is lax about inspecting the harnesses, they could miss some obvious signs that it is time […]
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December 15, 2020

Helping a Loved One Recover from a Severe Accident

We often discuss the numerous challenges and obstacles injured parties face after a serious construction accident, from extensive rehabilitation and surgeries to lifestyle changes and emotional distress. As difficult as this is for the injured party, it can also be upsetting for their loved ones. If your spouse or someone else you love has experienced […]
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March 2, 2019

Scaffold Collapse Injures Hot Dog Vendor in Downtown Brooklyn

While we have blogging for years about failing construction scaffolds in New York City, the ongoing incidence of preventable scaffolding accidents continues to shock us. Many construction workers do their jobs in unsafe conditions, but innocent passers-by also find themselves seriously injured near construction sites, often because of collapsing scaffolds and other objects that never […]
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