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Developers are Adorning Scaffolding & Construction Sheds
Scaffolding and construction sheds are a common sight in New York City, but for many businesses and residents, they’re also an eyesore. Thanks to a...
Citywide Construction Safety Enforcement Sweeps Net Thousands of Violations, Stop Work Orders
Earlier this year, the NYC Department of Buildings announced that it would be mobilizing inspectors to crack down on construction safety violations at work sites...
Firm Attorneys Earn OSHA 10 Certification
The Perecman Firm is proud to announce that all 10 of our attorneys have completed the OSHA 10-hour training and certification program through the New...
Unfair Insurance Requirements Put Uber, Lyft Accident Victims at Risk
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio has voiced his concern about state laws that allow rideshare drivers to carry auto liability insurance well below the needs...
The Perecman Firm, Congratulates Scholarship Winner Louis Godfrey
The Perecman Firm, is pleased to announce that Louis Godfrey has been selected as the winner of our 2021 Avonte Oquendo Memorial Scholarship for Autism....
David Perecman Named 2022 Best Lawyers® “Lawyer of the Year” for Personal Injury – Plaintiffs in Long Island
The Perecman Firm, is pleased to announce that Attorney David H. Perecman has once again been selected for inclusion in the 2022 edition of The...
E-Scooter Safety: Avoiding Injuries as Accident Rates Rise
E-scooters are a common sight in major metro areas and are helping redefine the way we navigate our cities. But while they’re being embraced in...
Summer Road Trip Safety
Summer vacation is perfect for road tripping in the United States, making now a great time to brush up on summer driving safety tips and,...
Over 300 Construction Sites Shut Down for Unsafe Conditions
In response to the deaths of 3 construction workers in recent weeks, the New York City Department of Buildings undertook a series of sweeps to...
NYC Is Adding Surround-View Cameras to Buses and Trucks
In the fiscal year running from July 2019 to June 2020, New York City paid over $150 million to the victims of accidents caused by...