Wage garnishments are court-ordered deductions withdrawn from employee pay to satisfy legal obligations or debts. In New York, income execution laws are designed to limit how much creditors can take from a debtor’s wages. These laws provide debtors with additional...
New York Worker Injury Law Blog
What counts as wages in a work injury (non-workers’ comp) claim?
If you are a New York resident who has suffered an accident that was not your fault and have lost income during the recovery process, you have a right to receive reimbursement. You can recover lost wages through a personal injury claim against the at-fault party or...
Klein Law Group makes Attorney and Practice Top 10 list
The Klein Law Group is proud to announce that it has recently ranked as a Top 10 Workers' Compensation Attorney for 2023. This may be pertinent information for anyone looking for a workers' compensation attorney in New York. The award marks a recognition of attorneys...
The relationship between pain and harm
Construction workers in New York face a number of hazards on the job. For instance, they may be at risk of being hit with falling objects, falling from heights or being pierced by nails. In many cases, pain is used as a method of determining the severity of an injury....
What are the most common welding accidents and injuries?
Working as a welder is one of the most dangerous occupations in New York. Even when welders have appropriate protective equipment, accidents can happen. The frequency of welding accidents Most welding accidents are traumatic because they involve exposure to a hot or...
4 causes of workplace injuries
Workplace safety is the responsibility of everyone involved in an organization. Obviously, New York employers must create policies and procedures that promote safety within the workplace, but employees should take steps to protect themselves, too. Regardless of the...
Education is key to protecting immigrants in their workplaces
Those who emigrate to the United States often hope to obtain a better life for themselves and their family members. However, they are often at a marked disadvantage when it comes to securing the best opportunities. For example, racism and language barriers put people...
Some common workplace eye injuries and how to address them
Construction work is one of the toughest jobs in New York. Because of the dangerous nature of the job, eye injuries are more likely to occur. These are some common ones and some ways to respond to them. Chemical burns Some construction accidents can cause harmful...
Hotel workers: Potential injuries and prevention
Hotel workers are essential to the hospitality industry, providing guests with comfortable and enjoyable stays. However, hotel workers are also at risk of injury on the job. From repetitive strain injuries to slips, trips and falls, New York hotel workers face a range...
Common types of construction workplace injuries
In New York, construction workers face a demanding job involving various tasks and dangerous equipment, resulting in a high injury rate. Construction workplace injuries can significantly affect an employee’s emotional, physical and financial well-being. Understanding...