Three workers were injured, one of whom was trapped for hours and suffered life-threatening injuries, after a catwalk collapsed inside the old Boston Edison power plant in South Boston Wednesday afternoon, officials said. Police, fire, and ambulance crews raced to the
Peter Monsini, who died in a tragic accident at a Boston construction site Saturday, was not the first worker to be seriously injured on a JDC Demolition Co. worksite. The Brockton-based company has paid large settlements in recent years in at
Did you know that during the month of May, Boston participated in Building Safety Month By: Joseph Swartz Senior Trial Lawyer - Contract and Business Litigation, Employment Litigation, Inadequate Security & Premises Liability Litigation, Medical Malpractice, Product Liability, Wrongful Death
Like many people in Boston and across the entire country, we’ve been wondering how it’s possible for part of a building to collapse, what caused the collapse and who’s ultimately responsible. By: Laura Daly Trial Lawyer - Personal Injury, Premises
Every year, 1000s of people are injured due the negligence of parties that don't take the proper steps to keep people safe and unfortunately it has even lead to wrongful death. As we hope and pray daily that
Family members say 55-year-old Russell Harron, of Billerica, was a father of three. Harron's employer, M. DiStasio Excavation Contractors, out of North Reading, Massachusetts, released a statement Friday calling what happened "a tragic accident on the job that resulted in" Harron's
The collapse took place at a city-owned garage at 55 First Street A construction worker was killed and another critically injured when a staircase collapsed at a city-owned parking garage in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Tuesday. Authorities received a 911 call about an incident
Two men were killed Wednesday at a downtown Boston construction site and their bodies were recovered from a hole, authorities confirmed at the scene of the tragedy. It’s now under investigation by Suffolk District Attorney Rachael Rollins’ office, Boston police, and the Occupational
