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Very few cities are more iconic for their tall buildings in New York City itself. Long known by its own Skyline which is indelibly marked in the memory of many millions of people, every day thousands of construction workers go to work in and around the city. They often work long hours end often times precarious or dangerous positions, and sometimes injuries do happen. The number one recognized expert in New York City for handling these sorts of cases is Richard M. Kenny. The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny can be reached at https://www.rmkinjurylaw.com/free-lawyer-consultation-nyc or by calling 212-421-0300.
There are an incredible number of different ways to be injured on a construction site, and some of them don’t even involve accidents directly, but negligence on the part of those directing the goings-on. For instance come a repetitive motion injury can be quite common when people are asked you repeatedly do the same task over and over, which can damage muscles and soft tissues and ultimately result in limited or decreased mobility as well as chronic pain.
Of course, other injuries include broken bones, burns and electrocutions, damage to joints and the spine, and sometimes even paraplegia or quadriplegia. When a worker has sustained an injury on a construction site, medical bills need to be paid, usually, time needs to be taken off of work, and sometimes the injured person is no longer able to work in the same capacity they had been working which can be life-altering.
Persons injured in construction site injuries need to know what their rights are – and how they can be compensated for their accident – and the single fastest way to do that is to schedule a free consultation with a lawyer who specializes in this area of law. In the boroughs of New York City, including Queens, Brooklyn, and Bronx, Persons looking to speak to a construction injury attorney should contact the Law Office of Richard M. Kenny at 212-421-0300 and speak to an attorney specialist at no cost. More information can be found on their website, https://www.rmkinjurylaw.com/blog/who-is-responsible-for-a-construction-accident/
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