Losing a loved one in a workplace incident is devastating. In the immediate aftermath, most families are told, “workers’ comp will handle it.” While workers’ compensation death benefits are important, they are limited by design. In many jobsite tragedies, another…
Construction in Philadelphia isn’t like construction everywhere else. Union trade structures, tight urban jobsites, and delivery/hoisting logistics create a web of responsibilities that can make or break a construction injury case. If you or a loved one was hurt on…
Electrical work is dangerous when employers cut corners. When a worker suffers an electrocution, shock, or arc-flash burn, the root cause is often simple: the company failed to lock out energy, supply the right protective gear, or guard hazardous machinery.…
A study of 3,066 U.S. workers found that nearly one in five employees face a hostile or threatening environment at work. The unemployment rate may be at a 16-year low in 2017, but the study indicates everything is not well…
