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What laws apply to a New York construction accident?

 

A: The primary statutes, or laws, that govern construction site accidents in New York are New York Labor Law §§ 200, 240(1) and 241(6). These statutes are, generally speaking, known as construction worker safety statutes that were enacted in order to assure that construction workers are provided with all necessary and proper safety equipment to protect them against the gravity-related hazards inherent to their jobs.

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Author of the Free book on New York accident cases, "Why Most Accident Victims Do Not Recover the Full Value of Their Claim," Long Island, Brooklyn and Queens, New York worksite accident attorney and construction site accident attorney Jonathan Cooper is available to answer your questions regarding construction accident related injuries under New York law. For additional information on these topics, including what type of worksite accidents are covered under New York's Labor Laws, please feel free to contact Jonathan Cooper's main office in Nassau County, Long Island at 516-791-5700.


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