New Jersey man killed by 1,500 pound steel plate in fatal construction accident
 New Jersey man killed by 1,500 pound steel plate in fatal construction accident
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NY operator of heavy machinery killed at construction worksite
 NY operator of heavy machinery killed at construction worksite
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Safety: Crane industry disputes with NYC about new NSHA requirements
 Safety: Crane industry disputes with NYC about new NSHA requirements
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Windy Day in New York City Leaves One Worker Dead

Powerful winds blowing up to 50mph in the New York City region knocked down trees, toppled power lines and threw metal construction debris into the air.   The gales are blamed for toppling a wall onto a 59 year-old construction worker on Staten Island, killing him. The wall, 60 feet in height and 100 feet in […]

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Liability for Blocking Shoulders and Other “Safe Zones” Along Highways
 Liability for Blocking Shoulders and Other “Safe Zones” Along Highways
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Rights of Workers Injured on a Barge

Nicholas Papain- New York Personal Injury Lawyer, Construction accident attorney Papain on Rights of Workers Injured on a Barge.

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Laborer Injured on the Job and Capable of only “Light Duty” Receives Justice
 Laborer Injured on the Job and Capable of only “Light Duty” Receives Justice
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Another construction worker falls to his death
 Another construction worker falls to his death
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Slippery When Wet says Nicholas Papain – New York Construction accident lawyer
 Slippery When Wet says Nicholas Papain – New York Construction accident lawyer
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New York City Construction Accident Lawyer on construction accidents

New York Personal Injury Attorney and NYC Construction Accident Lawyer says some building owners and contractors contribute to these catastrophes by ignoring safety codes enacted to protect the lives of those engaged in this dangerous work.