Alternative Technique for Hip Surgery
Hip replacement surgery generally involves the surgeon entering the hip joint from the side or back of the patient. New methods involve entering from the front.
Ten World Trade Center Tower Cranes Dismanted Before Hurricane Irene Arrived in NY
On Friday, August 26th, workers at the World Trade Center construction site began dismantling and securing 10 tower cranes before Hurricane Irene.
City Worker Involved In Collision That Claims The Life Of Ten Year Old Girl
Collision involving city worker kills ten year old girl.
Scaffold Law Covers Fall From Tool Shed
Construction workers must be provided with safety equipment to prevent falls under the Scaffold Law.
Illinois Workers’ Comp Lawsuit Could Happen Anywhere
Lawsuit claiming late attorney guilty of forgery and fraud highlight problems in system.
Worker Assaults Former Co-Workers After Being Fired
Workplace violence continues to be a problem for co-workers.
World Trade Center Concrete Workers Back to Work After 3-Day Work Stoppage
Concrete workers at the One World Trade Center and transit hub staged a work stoppage for 3 days at the World Trade center due to receiving pay cuts.
Retired NFL Players Sue the NFL Over Their Concussions
Currently, 75 retired NFL players are suing the NFL due to concealment of evidence regarding long-term effects from head injuries.
Recent Heat Wave in NY: City Waterways Polluted by Raw Sewage
Last week's record temperatures in New York saw three digits accompanied by smothering humidity and heat warnings and advisories issued by the Weather Service.
Rule Update for Federal Workersâ Comp Claims
On June 30th, 2011, the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Workers' Compensation Programs released a revised and modernized rule regarding workers' comp.
Workplace Hazards for Hotel Maids
Hotel employment is surprisingly dangerous for some New York workers. Many hotel maids face sexual harassment and abuse regularly.