Construction accidents are some of the most complicated cases when it comes to workers’ compensation.
A number of St. Louis teenagers will be on the lookout this summer for summer jobs and internships. Summer vacations are meant for having fun, enjoying the sun, and engaging in hobbies. At the same time, a number of teenagers will be on the lookout for summer jobs and internships. Teens look for summer jobs to gain experience, … Read more
A risk that construction workers face is that of an elevator accident. Construction sites are among the most dangerous places to work, because of the presence of heavy equipment, moving machines, falling debris, and people working on heights. One of the risks that construction workers face is that of an elevator accident. There are various ways in … Read more
Nearly every construction site has at least one excavator and they can be dangerous if not used properly. Work-related excavator accidents can cause severe injuries which are sometimes fatal. While workplace safety is a big concern for anyone who works in construction, it becomes even more important when a worker is working with any type of heavy equipment. … Read more
Construction workers sustain more traumatic brain injuries compared to workers in other industries. A recent report from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) shows that construction workers sustain more traumatic brain injuries (TBI) compared to workers in other industries. The researchers emphasized the need for increased focus on safety interventions in the construction industry. … Read more
Our St. Louis work injury attorney helps individuals who get injured at work and who qualify for work comp benefits. Nail guns are a convenient tool that is used in the construction and carpentry industry. Nail guns are also widely used as a home tool and by individuals interested in do-it-yourself carpentry and other hobby-related crafts. Nail guns were … Read more
Every year taller buildings are being constructed – iron workers face a more dangerous job than ever. Modern building constructions are touching the skies. With taller and larger-than-life structures constructed every year, iron workers face a more dangerous job and a higher risk for injury or even death. In 2010, there were about 59,800 iron-and-steel jobs in the U.S., of … Read more