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Massachusetts Attorney General Settles with Last Two Firms in Fatal Big Dig Accident

Last week, the Massachusetts attorney general’s office announced that it has reached two more settlements in the 2006 Big Dig accident that killed a Jamaica Plain woman. The state settled with Gannet Fleming Inc. and Sika Corporation. According to officials, these settlements mark the end of the state’s legal proceedings…

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Forklift Accident Kills Construction Worker, Injures Another

On Friday, a construction worker was killed after falling approximately 35 feet from the platform of an extended forklift near the site of a home under construction. The forklift accident occurred around 1:30pm, and the victim has been identified as 46-year-old James Shanks, who was pronounced dead at the scene…

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Construction Worker Sustains Leg Injury in Forklift Accident

At a natural gas equipment yard, a construction worker for Elcorn Construction was using a forklift when the heavy machine ran over his leg. Fire crews responded to the forklift accident and flew the construction worker to St. Mary’s Hospital. According to the fire chief, the worker’s injuries were not…

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Three Construction Workers Survive Scaffolding Accident

A construction accident occurred recently in Maitland, Florida when three men who were doing concrete work lost their footing after the scaffolding came loose from the building. The workers were left dangling in the air six stories above the ground while emergency rescue crews worked to help them down. Fortunately,…

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Massachusetts Drops Charges Against Epoxy Company

Design News reports that Massachusetts has dropped criminal charges against a company that had been found criminally negligent in the Big Dig ceiling collapse that killed a 39-year-old woman. The now infamous accident occurred in Boston on July 10, 2006. After a federal investigation found that its “Fast Set” epoxy…

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