A disability may present itself at any point in a New York resident's life. They may be born into the world with an illness or injury that limits their capacity to learn, grow, or live independently. They may also suffer an accident or acquire an illness that robs them of the full functioning of their body or mind.
NYC diner employees allege wage theft
Underpaying diner employees happens all too often in New York City. According to NYC Health Department records, almost 25 percent of diners or coffee shops were sued by workers alleging wage theft over the last ten years.
The ever-present risk of a crane accident
Working construction in New York means you probably can't avoid being around cranes. These massive machines lift and move construction materials that would otherwise remain immovable, making it possible for you and your co-workers to construct and renew monuments to progress and innovation.
It's cold outside, but you still have to earn a living
Working in the construction industry requires you to work in a variety of conditions. When the weather is bad enough, you may suspend operations, but the temperature doesn't often keep the work from moving forward.
Returning to work after a workplace injury: What you need to know
After an injury, one issue you might have is deciding if and when it's the right time to return to work. If you've suffered any kind of disability, even temporary, you might not be able to return to the work you used to do.
Understanding your rights as a foreign worker
When English isn't your first language, there is a risk of miscommunication at all stages of a personal injury claim. Whether you're hurt at work or when walking down the street, you may say or do things that are misunderstood. You may not understand how to explain the issues you have or fully grasp what documentation you receive is telling you.
Falls are common causes of construction accident injuries
Construction workers possess great responsibilities. If they do not do their jobs well, the safety and security of New York residents could be threatened if the buildings, roads, and other structures they use are unsound or poorly built. As such, men and women who work in the construction industry work hard to ensure that the projects they complete are solid, safe, and secure.
