Category: Construction Accident

A ruling out of the New York Court of Appeals earlier this year regarding New York Labor Law § 241(6) will result in increased legal protections for...

In a case that attorneys David Cheverie and Michael Rose from , recently settled, a construction worker was awarded $1.2 million for a back injury that...

David Cheverie and Michael Rose recently settled a case for $1,200,000 on behalf of a construction worker who injured his back when he slipped and...

The plaintiff was a union-employed sheet-metal worker assigned to a building construction project in midtown Manhattan. While walking on the building’s roof, the plaintiff slipped...

Unfortunately, the men and women who work for Laborers’ Local 147, also known as the New York City Sandhogs, are all too often put in...

A 35-year-old union affiliated carpenter (Plaintiff) was working on a construction site at Brooklyn Borough Hall when he fell off of a temporary roof, plummeting...

While the Plaintiff, a 47-year-old operating engineer and a union member, was standing on a ladder and repairing a garage door, the ladder shifted, causing the...

The Plaintiff was repairing a door located in the school’s basement. The door was 10 feet above the basement floor and accessible via a metal...

A worker, who is a union-affiliated sheet-metal specialist, who worked at a construction site installing ventilation ducts had a 6-pound metal elbow joint from a...

, achieved a $13 million verdict on behalf of a 56-year-old engineer’s assistant and his wife. Our firm successfully contended that the plaintiff’s employer violated...

A construction worker was working at a basement extension project. The worker fell from a 6-foot-tall ladder mounted on top of a scaffold, landing on...

This case involved a 48-year-old school operating engineer who was severely burned after falling on hot water that leaked out of a sump pump attached...