Christmas is a time where family and friends get together to celebrate and share the joy of this special holiday. Oresky & Associates, pllc. would like to thank all of our clients and friends for their loyalty and appreciation throughout the years. We are very grateful to the community. At Oresky & Associates, pllc. we like to give back to
Making Worker Safety A Priority Over Profit In 2016
December 9, 2015
In response to a large increase in worker deaths in the last fiscal year, changes to the status quo are being proposed. Gary LaBarbera, President of the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater NY, said it is a priority to get legislation passed requiring workers on buildings over ten stories to participate in a Department of Labor
Immigrant Workers Pay With Their Lives As Contractors And Owners Profit From A Spike In New York City Construction
December 3, 2015
People in the right places are starting to take notice of a disturbing trend. The media has begun reporting more stories about construction related accidents in New York City. Construction workers, many of whom are in the United States illegally, are suffering horrible injuries at worksites across New York City because of a lack of proper safety
Thanksgiving Wishes from Oresky & Associates, pllc.
November 20, 2015
Thanksgiving is a special holiday where family and friends come together to give thanks for all the blessings they have received during the year. We take a moment from our busy lives to stop and think about all that we are thankful for. Oresky & Associates, pllc. would like to thank all of our clients and friends for their loyalty and
Construction Worker Killed in Midtown Building Demolition
November 4, 2015
In Midtown Manhattan a five-story townhouse undergoing demolition collapsed. The site which is the future home of the Aloft New York Midtown Hotel is owned by industry giant Starwood. At the time of the collapse there were 19 workers inside the building. Unfortunately, only 18 made it out alive. Pedro Bacilio was killed in the collapse and Kairo
Construction Deaths Rise as Buildings Go Up and Come Down
October 26, 2015
A drop in available site-safety engineers combined with a huge upswing in construction in New York City has led to an increase in the number of laborers dying at construction sites. "Eighteen workers died during the last federal fiscal year. . . That's up from twelve during the previous 12 months and seven the year before that, according to the
Pedestrian Fatal Accident at College Point Blvd.
October 5, 2015
Queens – Early in the morning of Sunday October 4th, Mariano Contreras, 41-years-old, was crossing College Point Blvd. when he was hit and thrown to the pavement by a dark-colored SUV. The driver of the vehicle fled the scene according to reports, he quickly left the place of the accident heading north on College Point Boulevard. When officers
Construction Worker from Ecuador Killed in a Construction Accident in NYC
September 30, 2015
As reported by El Diario, Jacob Oresky, Esq., fighting for the rights of a family of a construction worker from Ecuador, that was killed in a construction accident in NYC. Make the right call, (718) 993-9999, and speak with an experienced accident lawyer or contact our office online to schedule a free consultation.
Oresky & Associates, pllc. – Official Sponsor of the Second Annual Peruvian Parade in New York
September 29, 2015
For the second consecutive year, Peruvians residing in Queens, New York enjoyed the Grand National Peruvian Parade that was held on Sunday, June 28th. The parade took place on 37th Avenue between 69th and 86th streets. The Grand National Peruvian Parade was organized by the International Peruvian Festival (IPF), a nonprofit organization that works
Injuries From Excavation Cause Death Of 19 Year Old Construction Worker
September 22, 2015
The scene at 656 Myrtle Avenue in Brooklyn was one of utter chaos as emergency personnel frantically worked to rescue three construction workers who were injured when a cinder block wall collapsed on top of them. The youngest of the three workers, Fernando Venegas, tragically died as a result of the injuries he sustained on September 3, 2015. The
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