On behalf of Dowd & Corrigan, LLC | Nov 30, 2018 | Construction Accidents
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has proposed fines of $11,641 after a worker died from heat-related injuries near Grand Island. The fines, once approved, will be imposed against Rivera Agri Inc. The fatal accident that triggered the...
On behalf of Dowd & Corrigan, LLC | Nov 21, 2018 | workers' compensation
Anyone who spends a lot of time working in a construction site runs the risk of getting electrocuted. Because an electrocution could be deadly or result in catastrophic injuries, it’s vital that construction workers are alert, cautious and careful to prevent...
On behalf of Dowd & Corrigan, LLC | Nov 13, 2018 | Uncategorized
The warm and wet Nebraska summer has gone, and as Omaha workers head toward the windy and freezing cold of the winter, it might be wise to learn about the hazards you will face. At risk are not only those with outdoor occupations like emergency responders,...
On behalf of Dowd & Corrigan, LLC | Nov 12, 2018 | Industrial Workers' Accidents
There are many reasons why industrial accidents happen, but the good news is that those causes can be mitigated. If workers and employers know the risks, there’s an opportunity to reduce the exposure of people to hazards on the job. Not all industrial accidents...
On behalf of Dowd & Corrigan, LLC | Nov 9, 2018 | workers' compensation
If you worked in the mines and have developed black lung, then you know that it is likely linked to the toxins you were inhaled in the mines. The Federal Black Lung Program is designed to help people like yourself. This program is a type of workers’ compensation...
On behalf of Dowd & Corrigan, LLC | Nov 1, 2018 | Industrial Workers' Accidents
There are a number of jobs in America that are not safe, no matter how much care you take to avoid injury. After reviewing the data on workplace injuries, these jobs have been identified. Knowing the risks you face could help you avoid working in these industries or...
