Articles, tagged with "construction accident", page 4
29th September 2008
It's unknown to your average American, but the rate of construction accidents in this country, and in New York especially, are somewhat frightening. The United States Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics has published several studies regardin...
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Author:
Paul Justice
19th September 2008
In Manhattan real estate is highly guarded and esteemed owners are king in the industry. No matter what the economy is doing in the rest of the world Manhattan construction work is always going to be marketed on the highest end of the scale. If all of thi...
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Author:
Paul Justice
17th September 2008
The energy crisis that our world has been going through in the past couple decades has really opened up our eyes to finding a solution. Scientists, Inventors, and governmental regulators have all been contemplating ideas on how this solution would be reso...
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Author:
Paul Justice
12th September 2008
Accidents can occur at any time or place no matter how hard someone tries to prevent it. However if proper sanctions are not put in place, people tend to over look aspects of safety, which ends up causing harm to others. Construction accidents are common ...
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Author:
Paul Justice
11th September 2008
Construction work is one of the most demanding, dangerous, and laborious jobs one can endure. It is no wonder why so many people do not pursue college educations because they can start making decent money right out of High School. When you are young there...
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Author:
Paul Justice
10th September 2008
Medical Malpractice is something that has taken the life of thousands making it much more likely to be injured in a medical malpractice instance than either an auto accident or a construction accident. Doctors that commit medical malpractice either commit...
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Author:
Paul Justice
08th September 2008
Any accident that involves a construction worker or a bystander that occurs on a construction site is a construction accident. Horrific consequences such as death or permanent paralysis from falls from high elevations, electrocutions, motor vehicle crash...
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Author:
Paul Justice
06th September 2008
Ever since the two crane accidents occurred in New York earlier this summer people have been on edge. New York now has a different feeling when they see construction, which was once of improvement and community. But now it is of fear and reluctance. The c...
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Author:
Paul Justice
05th September 2008
The Sexton Law Firm has served thousands of clients for almost 20 years and is well respected in the San Diego community. The Sexton Law firm provides services in Bankruptcy, Family Law, Wills and Trusts, Personal Injury, and Workers Compensation.
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Author:
James F. Sexton
05th September 2008
Brooklyn is seeing some of the most new construction across the New York area. As an area of such rapid development; many accidents are occurring on construction sites that have left many people injured; some fatally. Construction injuries can vary grea...
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Author:
Paul Justice
05th September 2008
Everyday in the Bronx there are accidents on construction sites that can leave workers or passersby injured or even killed. Many of these are workman's compensation cases; where the injured party is someone who was working on the site itself. In other c...
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Author:
Paul Justice
02nd September 2008
When you take the time to think about all the buildings in NYC, it is amazing to see how the architectural designs, plans, and implementations come together. The construction in Manhattan has to one of the most difficult cities to work in due to the close...
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Author:
Paul Justice
12th August 2008
Headlines have been taken over this year by construction, car, and labor accidents in New York City. The recent crane accidents have made people think twice when deciding to remodel or build new homes. Despite the current economy, people are less apt to r...
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Author:
Paul Justice
24th July 2008
Manhattan is a metropolis that enlists the finest architects, contractors, and workers. Sky risers, apartment buildings, corporations, and museums alike are popping up on a daily basis in Manhattan. You can walk two blocks without seeing some type of yell...
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Author:
Paul Justice
23rd July 2008
The rate of injury for workers in the construction industry is approximately 60 percent higher than the overall average for all workers. Recognizing that hazards exist and planning ahead to properly control or eliminate them, helps protect the working men...
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Author:
Paul Justice
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