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Holiday Shopping Toy Warnings for 2020
The holiday shopping season will look a bit different for New Yorkers this year. Online shopping is highly encouraged and is the safest way for families to purchase gifts. However, buying online also makes it difficult to check these items for safety tangibly. This step... (Keep Reading)
Pazer Epstein Jaffe Fein & Gozenput, P.C. Partners Receive Super Lawyer Honors
Our team at Pazer Epstein Jaffe Fein & Gozenput, P.C. P.C. is thrilled to announce that all three partners of the firm have been recognized as 2020 New York Metro Super Lawyers. This is not the first year our partners have received this great honor.... (Keep Reading)
Stand-Down to Prevent Construction Falls
Today marks the start of the National Safety Stand-Down to help reduce falls in the construction industry. From September 14 to September 18, safety advocates and worksites nationwide will be setting down their tools to prevent fall hazards from plaguing workers another season. This voluntary... (Keep Reading)
Is Your Family Coping or Melting from the “New Normal”?
The ‘new normal’ for New York City children is getting more stressful by the day. On August 22, the New York City Parks Department alerted youth sports organizations that it would be declining to issue permits for ballparks and public fields for the upcoming seasons.... (Keep Reading)
COVID-19: Why Construction Workers Are At-Risk
Thousands of construction companies across the five boroughs are still trying to figure out how to return to work in a post-pandemic New York City. Unfortunately, some worksites are doing a better job than others at adjusting to the new norm. At the beginning of... (Keep Reading)
Paying Tribute to Mark Jay Epstein
We celebrate the life and mourn the passing of our dear friend and partner, Mark Epstein. Mark suddenly passed away on June 11, 2020. He was a fixture at Pazer Epstein Jaffe & Fein, PC, for twenty-six years and was the engine that kept the... (Keep Reading)
How To Stay Safe Back at Work
The caution tape is coming off of thousands of job sites across New York City as construction workers and tradesmen prepare to get back to work. According to Archinect News, more than 5,200 worksites in the five boroughs have reopened as of April 30. Now... (Keep Reading)
Patient Safety Awareness Week
It doesn’t take a significant medical error to cost a patient their life. According to a study by Johns Hopkins Medicine, nearly 10 percent of fatalities in the United States are caused by preventable medical errors, between 250,000 to 440,000 lives lost every year. Millions of... (Keep Reading)
Beware of Springing Forward: How to Safely Adjust to Daylight Saving Time
New Yorkers will be losing an hour of sleep this weekend with the start of Daylight Saving Time (D.S.T.), and it could be drastically affecting their health. motor vehicle accidents workplace injuries According to a study published in BMJ Journals, hospitals report a 24 percent spike in patients... (Keep Reading)
Surgical Masks: Why Health Experts Say They Won’t Protect You From COVID-19
Fears over catching novel coronavirus, officially named COVID-19 this month by the World Health Organization (WHO), has people across the globe scrambling to buy surgical masks for protection. Residents in China have been spotted waiting outside of local pharmacies for hours in hopes of getting a... (Keep Reading)
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