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Why Falls from Heights Are the Number One Hazard For New York City Construction Workers

In a major city like New York, construction work is one of the most important industries in shaping the urban landscape. The labor from construction workers is what keeps our apartment buildings safe, creates space for new industries to grow, and has crafted the beautiful skyline that so many New Yorkers are so justly proud […]

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New York City Issues 1,500 Construction Site Stop Work Orders Over Safety Violations

Thousands of construction worksites throughout New York City were recently hit with stop work orders for having serious safety violations. The orders came on the heel of a three-month review ordered by City Buildings Commissioner Melanie E. La Rocca. In total, the city inspected 7,500 building construction sites across all five boroughs. The results from

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Nine of Shulman & Hill’s Lawyers Receive Super Lawyers ‘Rising Stars’ Designation

More than half of Shulman & Hill’s team of personal injury and workers’ compensation lawyers have been recognized by Super Lawyers for their exceptional talent and contributions. The distinction is a testament to the depth of talent within our law firm. Every year, Super Lawyers recognizes outstanding attorneys throughout the nation across 70 legal practice

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Unsafe Construction Worksite Conditions: What to Know and How to Avoid Injuries on the Job

For much of American history, workplaces have been dangerous and unregulated environments rich in potential for dangerous accidents. However, by the late 1960s, workplace safety became an issue too big to ignore. In fact, 14,000 workers were dying every year in workplace accidents. Thousands more suffered from occupational illness and disabling injuries. A public outcry

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