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Top Mistakes Workers Make When Filing Scaffold Law Claims in New York

Construction work involves serious risks, especially when you work at heights. If you suffer an injury in a scaffolding accident, you need to understand your legal rights under New York’s protective laws. Many workers make critical mistakes when filing Scaffold Law claims that can jeopardize their ability to recover compensation. At Cassisi & Cassisi, P.C., […]

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NY Labor Laws 200 - 240 and 241(6)

How New York’s Labor Laws 200, 240, and 241(6) Work Together To Protect Workers

Construction workers face serious safety hazards on the job. To protect crews working in the Empire State, legislators have enacted various New York labor laws. Take a closer look at three key pieces of legislation that aim to enhance workplace safety.  Were you recently hurt while working at a construction site? Meet with a construction accident

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What Is NY Labor Law 200, and How Does It Differ From Labor Law 240 and 241(6)?

Although construction work is an important profession in the United States, the work can be dangerous. If you suffer an injury on a construction site, understanding your legal protections can make a significant difference in your recovery. New York State provides robust worker protections through Labor Laws 200, as well as statutes 240 and 241(6).

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What Contractors and Subcontractors Need To Know About NY Labor Law 240 Compliance

Construction work involves serious risks, especially when working at heights. If you oversee projects in New York, you face unique legal obligations, such as adherence to Labor Law 240, that set this state apart from the rest of the nation. Working with a knowledgeable construction accident lawyer in New York can help you understand these requirements and

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Understanding NY Labor Law 241(6): How It Protects Construction Workers’ Safety Rights

According to the Occupational Health and Safety Administration, four of the top 10 industrial code violations pertain to the construction industry. Construction workers risk their safety every day, but legislation aims to protect them. New York Labor Law 241(6) outlines some key regulations for construction site safety and property owner liability.  What exactly does this law

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Navigating NY Labor Law 240: What Injured Workers Should Know About the “Scaffold Law”

Construction projects are ongoing throughout New York City, putting crews at risk of serious injuries should an accident occur. New York’s Labor Law 240, also known as the “Scaffold Law,” aims to protect construction workers from scaffolding-related accidents and injuries. What does this legislation entail, and how can you navigate Scaffold Law injury claims? Cassisi

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