Steven Schwartzapfel of Schwartzapfel Lawyers Video, Personal Injury Attorneys in New York. Steven Schwartzapfel and Schwartzapfel Lawyers P.C. are personal injury attorneys in New York that fight for the rights of people who have suffered injuries, a. Schwartzapfel Lawyers P.C. is exclusively a personal injury law firm.
We only handle injury and death claims, so we are able to invest all of our resources, skill, experience and expertise into getting you the money and benefits you deserve. This level of dedication, knowledge, experience and skill has helped us achieve 99% client satisfaction rate.
We only handle injury and death claims, so we are able to invest all of our resources, skill, experience and expertise into getting you the money and benefits you deserve. This level of dedication, knowledge, experience and skill has helped us achieve 99% client satisfaction rate.
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For more than 35 years, Steven Schwartzapfel, the founding member of Schwartzapfel Lawyers P.C., has been one of New York's most prominent personal injury attorneys. Steve represents clients in all types of personal injury cases. His experience, skill, and dedication have enabled Schwartzapfel Lawyers P.C. to recover hundreds of millions of dollars for their clients.
Construction Accidents
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Working in the construction industry is one of the most dangerous occupations. But, many job site accidents could be avoided if all contractors and owners and their agents, subcontractors or other parties, trades and equipment manufacturers acted with care.
Our attorneys help you file your workers' compensation claim and pursue actions against third parties such as owners, contractors, subcontractors or other trades to recover the money and benefits you are entitled to.While the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has reported a decline in injury rates among most professions within the last two decades, one in ten construction workers are still injured every year.
Our attorneys help you file your workers' compensation claim and pursue actions against third parties such as owners, contractors, subcontractors or other trades to recover the money and benefits you are entitled to.While the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has reported a decline in injury rates among most professions within the last two decades, one in ten construction workers are still injured every year.
Building Collapses
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Unexpectedly, catastrophically, and, in the case of New York City, far too often. Which is why knowing your rights and having a plan in place in the event of a building collapse-related injury or death is so critical.
In 2018, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated that, while construction workers made up less than 4.5% of the American workforce, they accounted for more than 19% of the nation's worker fatalities - that's a 429% discrepancy!And in NYC, where more than one million buildings and eight million people coexist, no industry is more lethal.
In 2018, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated that, while construction workers made up less than 4.5% of the American workforce, they accounted for more than 19% of the nation's worker fatalities - that's a 429% discrepancy!And in NYC, where more than one million buildings and eight million people coexist, no industry is more lethal.
Construction Site Falls
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Falls are dangerous. They can injure, kill, and cause physical pain and emotional suffering. And in New York City, they remain the leading cause of fatal injuries among construction workers, where, from 2007-2016, construction-related falls accounted for 60% of all worksite deaths. 60%. In a city that employs more than 400,000 construction workers annually.
Crane Accidents
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Crawler cranes, floating cranes, fixed cranes, jib cranes, hammerhead cranes, stacker cranes - a snapshot of a New York City construction site, of which there are 45,000+ currently active. And while construction workers comprise only 5% of the NYC workforce, they unfortunately account for 27% of the city's job-related deaths and many more injuries, many of which are the result of crane-related accidents.
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