Brooklyn Work Accident & Construction Injury Lawyer
Fighting for Injured Construction Workers Across Kings County
Construction and work-related accidents in Brooklyn can result in devastating, life-changing injuries. Whether you fell from a scaffold in Downtown Brooklyn, were struck by falling debris at a Williamsburg construction site, or suffered electrocution at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, New York Labor Law provides powerful protections for injured construction workers. If you were hurt on the job due to unsafe working conditions or employer negligence, Licatesi Law Group, LLP is here to fight for the full compensation you deserve.
Our experienced Brooklyn work accident attorneys have successfully represented construction workers injured throughout Kings County. We understand New York Labor Law §240 (the Scaffold Law), §241(6), and §200—statutes that impose strict liability on property owners and contractors for worker injuries. We handle both your workers' compensation claim and your personal injury lawsuit to maximize your total recovery.
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Why Choose Licatesi Law Group for Your Brooklyn Construction Accident Case?
40+ Years Experience with Labor Law Claims
Our attorneys have decades of experience handling New York Labor Law §240, §241(6), and §200 claims for Brooklyn construction workers, recovering millions in compensation.
Proven Track Record
We've successfully handled falls from heights, scaffolding collapses, struck-by accidents, electrocutions, and other serious construction injuries across Brooklyn neighborhoods.
Trial-Proven Litigators
We're fully prepared to take your Brooklyn construction accident case to trial in Kings County Supreme Court if necessary to secure maximum compensation under the Scaffold Law.
No Fees Unless We Win
We handle Brooklyn construction accident cases on contingency, advancing all costs. You risk nothing by pursuing both workers' comp and your Labor Law personal injury claim.
Construction Accident Case Results
Our firm has successfully represented numerous construction workers, securing substantial compensation for injuries caused by unsafe job sites and Labor Law violations.
Plaintiff sustained a series of fractures and other injuries to the right shin, heel and foot, requiring nailing of the right tibia with two proximal and two distal locking bolts, ultimately resulting in below-the-knee amputation.
Plaintiff injured when telephone pole struck him causing a traumatic brain injury and shoulder injury requiring surgery.
Plaintiff injured at worksite sustaining traumatic tear of the left biceps tendon with tendon retraction which required surgery.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case is unique and must be evaluated on its own merits.
Injured in a Brooklyn Construction Accident?
Don't let negligent property owners and contractors avoid responsibility. Our experienced Brooklyn attorneys will fight for the full compensation you deserve under New York Labor Law.
Brooklyn Construction Accident Statistics
Brooklyn's massive construction boom—from Downtown Brooklyn high-rises to Williamsburg waterfront development to brownstone renovations—creates one of New York's highest construction accident rates:
450-550
Annual construction accidents in Brooklyn (falls, struck-by, electrocution)
80-100
Serious construction injuries per year requiring hospitalization at Brooklyn trauma centers
2.6M+
Brooklyn residents + thousands of construction workers commuting to Brooklyn job sites daily
Brooklyn Construction Boom Drives Accident Rates: Brooklyn has seen explosive construction growth over the past 15 years: (1) Downtown Brooklyn transformation from low-rise commercial area to high-density residential/commercial hub with 30-40+ story towers; (2) Williamsburg & Greenpoint waterfront development converting industrial areas to luxury residential; (3) Park Slope, Brooklyn Heights, Fort Greene brownstone renovations requiring specialized scaffolding, facade work, structural repairs on century-old buildings; (4) Brooklyn Navy Yard ongoing conversion to commercial/industrial complex with constant construction; (5) Gowanus, Red Hook, Sunset Park industrial building conversions and waterfront development; (6) Major infrastructure projects: Brooklyn-Queens Expressway reconstruction, Brooklyn Bridge/Manhattan Bridge/Williamsburg Bridge maintenance, subway renovations throughout the borough.
This construction explosion creates unique hazards: (1) Pressure to complete projects quickly in competitive NYC market leads to safety shortcuts; (2) Mix of experienced union workers and inexperienced non-union labor; (3) Language barriers (many workers speak Spanish, Polish, Chinese, Russian); (4) Work on historic structures with hidden structural defects; (5) Proximity to busy streets increases struck-by risks; (6) High-rise construction creates extreme fall hazards; (7) Work in confined spaces during brownstone gut renovations; (8) Exposure to hazardous materials (asbestos, lead paint) in older buildings.
Brooklyn Hospitals Treating Construction Injuries: Seriously injured Brooklyn construction workers are typically transported by ambulance to: (1) NYU Langone Hospital - Brooklyn (150 55th Street, Sunset Park) - Level I Trauma Center providing comprehensive emergency care for falls, crush injuries, TBI, spinal cord injuries; (2) Maimonides Medical Center (4802 10th Avenue, Borough Park) - Level I Trauma Center with specialized orthopedic trauma, neurosurgery, burn unit; (3) Brooklyn Hospital Center (121 DeKalb Avenue, Downtown Brooklyn) - Level II Trauma Center serving Downtown Brooklyn, Fort Greene, Clinton Hill; (4) Brookdale University Hospital Medical Center (1 Brookdale Plaza, Brownsville) - Level II Trauma Center serving East Brooklyn; (5) Coney Island Hospital (2601 Ocean Parkway) - serving Southern Brooklyn construction accidents. Medical records from these facilities documenting injuries, treatment, and prognosis are critical evidence in Labor Law §240 and §241(6) claims filed in Kings County Supreme Court.
Common Causes of Brooklyn Construction Accidents
Brooklyn construction accidents result from violations of OSHA regulations, New York Labor Law, and basic safety standards:
Falls from Heights (Labor Law §240 - Scaffold Law)
Workers fall from scaffolds, ladders, roofs, building facades, aerial lifts at Brooklyn high-rise construction, brownstone renovations, bridge maintenance projects. Inadequate scaffolding, defective ladders, missing guardrails, no safety harnesses provided. Falls from 10-15 feet can cause life-altering spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, multiple fractures.
Scaffolding Collapses & Failures
Improperly assembled scaffolding collapses during facade work on Park Slope brownstones, Downtown Brooklyn towers, Williamsburg conversions. Overloaded scaffolding exceeds weight capacity. Suspended scaffolding (swing stages) malfunctions during exterior work. Workers and pedestrians struck by falling scaffolding materials. Brooklyn sees frequent scaffold violations during building facade inspections.
Struck-By Accidents (Falling Objects)
Workers and pedestrians struck by falling tools, materials, debris from Brooklyn construction sites. Inadequate overhead protection, toe boards, netting. High-rise construction creates extreme falling object dangers for workers below and pedestrians on sidewalks. Brooklyn has had multiple serious injuries from falling construction materials in Downtown Brooklyn, Williamsburg, along busy commercial corridors.
Electrocution & Electrical Hazards
Workers electrocuted when equipment contacts overhead power lines during Brooklyn construction. Defective power tools, extension cords, temporary lighting. Work near energized conductors without proper lockout/tagout. Contact with underground utilities during excavation. Electrocutions often fatal or cause severe burns, cardiac arrest, neurological damage requiring treatment at Maimonides burn unit.
Trench Collapses & Excavation Accidents
Workers buried alive when trenches collapse during utility work, foundation excavation, waterfront development in Brooklyn. Inadequate shoring, sloping, trench boxes. Soil conditions and groundwater in Brooklyn waterfront areas increase cave-in risks. Entry into permit-required confined spaces without proper atmospheric testing, ventilation, rescue equipment.
Crane & Heavy Equipment Accidents
Tower crane collapses, crane load drops, workers struck by crane booms at Brooklyn high-rise projects. Mobile crane tip-overs on soft ground at waterfront sites. Forklift accidents, aerial lift failures. Inadequate operator training, equipment maintenance failures, exceeding load capacity. Brooklyn's urban density means crane accidents can injure multiple workers and pedestrians.
Structural Collapses During Renovations
Floors, walls, roofs collapse during Brooklyn brownstone gut renovations when load-bearing walls removed without proper shoring. Deteriorated structural components in century-old buildings fail unexpectedly. Inadequate engineering analysis before demolition. Workers buried under debris, crushed. Brooklyn's historic building stock creates unique collapse hazards during renovation.
Caught-In/Between Machinery
Workers' hands, limbs, clothing caught in unguarded machinery (table saws, excavators, concrete mixers, conveyor systems). Crushed between construction vehicles and fixed objects. Body parts amputated by unguarded equipment. Failure to implement machine guarding, lockout/tagout procedures required by OSHA.
Exposure to Hazardous Materials
Asbestos exposure during Brooklyn brownstone, industrial building renovations (asbestos insulation, floor tiles, roofing materials common in pre-1980 buildings). Lead paint exposure during facade restoration, interior demolition. Silica dust from concrete cutting, masonry work causes lung disease. Chemical burns from construction materials. Inadequate respiratory protection, containment, worker training.
Why Brooklyn Construction Sites Are Particularly Dangerous: Brooklyn's construction environment creates unique, overlapping hazards: (1) Economic pressure to complete projects quickly in NYC's expensive, competitive construction market leads contractors to cut safety corners; (2) Mix of union and non-union labor - while union contractors generally maintain higher safety standards, many Brooklyn projects use non-union labor with less training, safety equipment, supervision; (3) Language barriers - many Brooklyn construction workers speak Spanish, Polish, Chinese, Russian, Arabic as primary language, making safety training, hazard communication ineffective; (4) Historic building renovation - work on century-old Park Slope brownstones, Williamsburg industrial buildings exposes workers to hidden structural defects, hazardous materials, deteriorated conditions; (5) Urban density - work adjacent to busy streets (Flatbush Avenue, Atlantic Avenue, Bedford Avenue) increases struck-by vehicle risks; limited staging areas create congestion, falling object dangers to pedestrians; (6) Undocumented workers may be pressured to work in unsafe conditions, fear reporting violations; (7) Multiple contractors on large projects (Downtown Brooklyn high-rises, Brooklyn Navy Yard development) creates coordination failures, responsibility disputes when accidents occur. Our firm has handled construction accidents across all Brooklyn neighborhoods and project types, recovering millions in compensation for injured workers under New York Labor Law §240, §241(6), and §200.
Common Construction Injuries in Brooklyn
Brooklyn construction accidents cause devastating injuries that forever change workers' lives and their families' futures:
Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI)
Falls from scaffolds, ladders, roofs at Brooklyn construction sites; struck by falling tools, materials; head crushed in equipment accidents. TBI causes cognitive impairment, memory loss, personality changes, seizures, permanent disability. Victims require lifelong medical care, cognitive therapy, personal assistance. Treatment at NYU Langone Hospital - Brooklyn, Maimonides neurosurgery department.
Spinal Cord Injuries & Paralysis
Falls from heights, crushed by falling materials, trench collapses, scaffold failures cause spinal fractures, severed spinal cords. Paraplegia (lower body paralysis), quadriplegia (paralysis from neck down). Victims lose ability to walk, work, care for themselves. Require wheelchairs, home modifications, 24/7 personal care assistance, catastrophic medical expenses throughout life.
Multiple Fractures & Orthopedic Injuries
Broken bones from falls, struck-by accidents, equipment failures at Brooklyn job sites. Hip fractures, femur fractures, pelvic fractures, spinal fractures, skull fractures. Multiple surgeries, hardware implantation (rods, plates, screws), months of recovery. Permanent mobility limitations, chronic pain, arthritis, inability to return to physical labor. Orthopedic trauma treatment at Maimonides, NYU Langone - Brooklyn.
Amputations & Crush Injuries
Limbs caught in unguarded machinery (table saws, excavators, concrete mixers); crushed by construction vehicles, falling materials; traumatic amputations requiring emergency surgery. Loss of hands, arms, legs, fingers, toes. Phantom limb pain, prosthetics needed, retraining for new occupation. Profound impact on ability to work, perform daily activities, quality of life.
Burns & Electrocution Injuries
Third-degree burns from welding accidents, explosions, electrical arcs, chemical exposure. Electrocution causes cardiac arrest, internal organ damage, severe burns at entry/exit points. Treatment at Maimonides burn unit. Extensive skin grafting, disfiguring scars, months of painful recovery. Neurological damage from electrical current. Risk of infection, amputation of burned limbs.
Internal Organ Damage
Blunt force trauma from falls, struck-by accidents causes internal bleeding, ruptured organs (spleen, liver, kidneys), punctured lungs. Requires emergency surgery at Brooklyn Level I Trauma Centers. Risk of infection, organ failure, permanent damage. Multiple surgeries, prolonged hospitalization, months unable to work.
Long-Term Impact of Construction Injuries: Brooklyn construction workers injured on the job face devastating, permanent consequences: (1) Inability to return to construction work - physically demanding labor impossible with TBI, spinal injuries, orthopedic damage, chronic pain; (2) Loss of earning capacity - experienced Brooklyn construction workers earning $60K-$120K+ annually (union workers significantly more) lose careers, forced into lower-paying sedentary work or permanent disability; (3) Catastrophic medical expenses - spinal cord injuries require $1M+ in lifetime medical care, TBI treatment costs hundreds of thousands, multiple surgeries and rehabilitation; (4) Family impact - victims' spouses become caregivers, children lose parental involvement, marriages strain under financial/emotional burden; (5) Psychological trauma - depression, PTSD, anxiety, loss of identity as provider. New York Labor Law §240 and §241(6) recognize these catastrophic consequences, imposing strict liability on property owners and contractors to provide MAXIMUM compensation for injured workers. Our firm has recovered millions in compensation for Brooklyn construction workers suffering life-altering injuries, ensuring they receive funds needed for lifetime medical care, lost wages, pain and suffering. Medical documentation from NYU Langone Hospital - Brooklyn, Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn Hospital Center emergency and trauma departments establishes injury severity and future care needs in Labor Law claims filed in Kings County Supreme Court.
Compensation for Brooklyn Construction Accidents
Brooklyn construction accident victims are entitled to BOTH workers' compensation AND full damages through Labor Law personal injury lawsuit:
Workers' Compensation (Immediate but Limited)
- Medical Treatment: All necessary medical care (emergency treatment, surgeries, hospitalization, physical therapy, medications, medical equipment) covered at NYU Langone - Brooklyn, Maimonides, approved providers
- Wage Replacement: Two-thirds of average weekly wage (maximum $1,200-$1,300/week in 2025) while disabled from work
- Permanent Disability: Schedule awards for loss of use of body parts (hand, arm, leg, vision, hearing), classification for partial/total permanent disability
- Limitations: NO compensation for pain and suffering, emotional distress, loss of enjoyment of life; only partial wage replacement (not 100%); cannot sue direct employer
Labor Law Personal Injury Lawsuit (Full Compensation)
Economic Damages - Full Compensation for All Financial Losses:
- • 100% of past and future lost wages (not just two-thirds from workers' comp)
- • Loss of earning capacity - present value of career earnings lost due to inability to continue construction work (Brooklyn union construction workers earning $80K-$150K+ annually; lost career earnings can reach $2-4 million over working lifetime)
- • All medical expenses past and future (surgeries, hospitalizations, rehabilitation, medications, home health aides, medical equipment, home modifications for wheelchair accessibility)
- • Life care planning for catastrophically injured victims (lifetime cost of care for spinal cord injury, TBI can exceed $5-10 million)
Non-Economic Damages - Compensation for Human Suffering:
- • Pain and suffering - physical pain, anguish from injuries, surgeries, ongoing chronic pain
- • Loss of enjoyment of life - inability to engage in hobbies, sports, family activities, social events
- • Emotional distress - depression, anxiety, PTSD from traumatic accident
- • Disability and disfigurement - permanent scars, amputations, mobility limitations, need for assistive devices
- • Loss of consortium - compensation to spouse for loss of marital relationship, companionship, services
Typical Brooklyn Construction Accident Settlement & Verdict Ranges
Brooklyn Labor Law §240 and §241(6) cases typically result in substantial settlements and verdicts due to strict liability and injury severity:
Minor injuries (soft tissue, minor fractures, full recovery): $75,000 - $200,000
Moderate injuries (significant fractures, single surgery, permanent limitations): $200,000 - $750,000
Serious injuries (multiple fractures, multiple surgeries, significant permanent disability): $750,000 - $2,500,000
Severe injuries (spinal fusion, failed back surgery, loss of limb use, TBI with cognitive impairment): $2,500,000 - $6,000,000
Catastrophic injuries (paralysis, severe TBI, amputations, burns over large body areas): $6,000,000 - $15,000,000+
Wrongful death (fatal Brooklyn construction accidents): $2,000,000 - $12,000,000+
Why Brooklyn Construction Cases Achieve High Values: Several factors drive substantial compensation in Kings County Supreme Court: (1) New York Labor Law §240's strict liability eliminates comparative negligence defenses - if inadequate safety equipment caused your fall, property owner/contractor are liable regardless of any actions you took; (2) Labor Law §241(6) violations of Industrial Code provide additional strict liability for specific safety regulation violations; (3) Severity of construction injuries - falls from heights, scaffold collapses, electrocutions cause catastrophic, permanent injuries warranting maximum compensation; (4) High insurance coverage - NYC construction projects require general contractors, property owners to carry multi-million dollar liability policies ($5M-$50M+ on large projects); (5) Multiple defendant liability - property owners, general contractors, construction managers, subcontractors, scaffolding companies, equipment manufacturers may all share liability, providing multiple insurance sources; (6) Brooklyn juries understand construction workers risk their lives daily, are sympathetic to injured workers vs. large corporate defendants, contractors, property owners; (7) Lost earning capacity - Brooklyn union construction workers (electricians, ironworkers, operating engineers, carpenters) earn $80K-$150K+ annually with benefits; career loss creates multi-million dollar economic damage claims; (8) Expert testimony - life care planners, economists, vocational experts establish millions in future damages.
Example: How Workers' Comp and Labor Law Work Together
Brooklyn construction worker (electrician earning $95,000/year) falls 25 feet from defective scaffold at Williamsburg residential project, sustains spinal fractures requiring fusion surgery, permanent partial disability prevents return to construction work.
Workers' Compensation Recovery: $175,000 (medical treatment at Maimonides + wage replacement over 2 years while case pending)
Labor Law §240 Settlement: $3,200,000 (based on permanent disability, lost earning capacity, pain and suffering, future medical care)
After repaying workers' comp lien ($175,000) and attorney fees (33% = $1,056,000):
Worker nets: $1,969,000
Total recovery: $2,144,000 (workers' comp received + Labor Law net recovery)
This is approximately 12x more than workers' compensation alone would have provided. This is why pursuing BOTH claims simultaneously is critical for injured Brooklyn construction workers and their families' financial security.
The Legal Process for Brooklyn Construction Accident Claims
Our Brooklyn construction accident attorneys guide you through both workers' compensation and Labor Law personal injury claims:
Free Consultation & Case Evaluation
Call Licatesi Law Group at (516) 227-2662 for free, confidential consultation. We review your Brooklyn construction accident, injuries, workers' comp status, identify all potentially liable parties (property owner, general contractor, subcontractors, equipment companies). Consultation available in Spanish and other languages. We explain your rights under New York Labor Law §240, §241(6), §200 and how much your case may be worth. No obligation, no fees unless we win.
Immediate Investigation & Evidence Preservation
Time is critical - construction sites change daily, evidence disappears quickly. We immediately: visit Brooklyn accident site, photograph scene, hazards, unsafe conditions; identify and interview witnesses before they leave project; obtain surveillance video before it's deleted (30-90 day retention); send preservation letters to property owner, contractor, subcontractors requiring preservation of equipment, records, safety logs; review OSHA reports if inspection conducted; obtain police reports if emergency services responded; gather medical records from NYU Langone - Brooklyn, Maimonides, Brooklyn Hospital Center documenting injury severity. Early investigation strengthens your Labor Law claim significantly.
File Workers' Compensation Claim
We file Form C-3 workers' compensation claim immediately (or ensure your existing claim is properly handled). This provides immediate medical treatment and wage replacement benefits while we build your Labor Law case. We handle all workers' comp hearings, disputes with insurance carriers, ensure you receive maximum benefits. Important: accepting workers' comp does NOT prevent you from pursuing Labor Law lawsuit - you are entitled to BOTH.
Retain Expert Witnesses
Brooklyn construction accident cases require specialized experts to prove violations and damages: (1) Construction safety experts - analyze OSHA violations, Labor Law violations, industry safety standards; (2) Engineers - evaluate structural failures, equipment defects, scaffolding design; (3) Medical experts - document injury severity, need for future care, permanent disability; (4) Life care planners - calculate lifetime medical care costs for catastrophic injuries; (5) Economists - prove lost earning capacity, present value of lost career earnings; (6) Vocational rehabilitation experts - establish inability to return to construction work, limited alternative employment options. Expert testimony is critical for maximizing compensation in Kings County Supreme Court trials and settlement negotiations.
File Labor Law Lawsuit in Kings County Supreme Court
We file comprehensive Labor Law complaint in Kings County Supreme Court (360 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201) asserting claims under: (1) Labor Law §240 (strict liability for falls from heights, falling objects); (2) Labor Law §241(6) (strict liability for Industrial Code violations - scaffolding, excavation, demolition, hoisting regulations); (3) Labor Law §200 (dangerous premises conditions); (4) Common law negligence (failure to provide safe workplace). We sue all liable parties: property owners, general contractors, construction managers, subcontractors, scaffolding companies, equipment rental companies. Multiple defendants means multiple insurance policies and maximum recovery potential. Filing deadline: 3 years from accident date (strictly enforced).
Discovery & Depositions
Both sides exchange information through discovery process: (1) Document demands - we obtain contracts, safety manuals, training records, inspection reports, prior accident reports, insurance policies from defendants; (2) Interrogatories - written questions defendants must answer under oath about safety procedures, supervision, equipment; (3) Depositions - we depose site supervisors, safety managers, witnesses, defendant representatives under oath; defendants depose you about accident circumstances, injuries, medical treatment, impact on life (we prepare you thoroughly for deposition); (4) Site inspections - examine Brooklyn construction site if still accessible. Discovery typically takes 12-18 months, builds comprehensive evidence of Labor Law violations and damages for settlement negotiations or trial.
Settlement Negotiations
Most Brooklyn construction accident cases settle before trial when defendants face strong evidence of Labor Law violations and catastrophic injuries. We negotiate aggressively with multiple insurance carriers, using expert reports, medical evidence, life care plans, economic analyses to prove full value of your damages. Labor Law §240 cases have particular settlement leverage because strict liability eliminates defendants' ability to blame injured worker. We never recommend settlement unless it provides MAXIMUM compensation for your injuries, lost earning capacity, future medical needs. All settlement decisions are yours - we provide honest advice about settlement value vs. trial risks/benefits. If defendants refuse fair settlement, we're fully prepared to try your case before Brooklyn jury in Kings County Supreme Court.
Trial in Kings County Supreme Court (if necessary)
If settlement negotiations fail, we take your case to trial before Brooklyn jury. Trial preparation includes: finalizing expert witness testimony (safety experts, medical experts, economists); preparing demonstrative evidence (accident reconstructions, medical illustrations, day-in-the-life videos); preparing you for trial testimony; preparing opening statements and closing arguments establishing Labor Law violations, injury severity, full damages. Brooklyn juries understand construction work's dangers, are generally sympathetic to injured workers vs. large contractors and property owners. Labor Law §240's strict liability gives injured workers significant advantage at trial. Trials typically take 1-2 weeks, after which jury determines liability and compensation. Our trial experience and reputation often motivates defendants to settle before trial begins.
Recovery & Distribution
After settlement or verdict, we handle all financial aspects: (1) Negotiate and pay workers' compensation lien (workers' comp board has right to reimbursement for benefits paid); (2) Resolve any medical liens (health insurance, Medicare, Medicaid); (3) Pay attorney fees (contingency basis - typically 33% of recovery); (4) Distribute net settlement/verdict proceeds to you. For catastrophically injured clients, we assist with structured settlements providing lifetime income, special needs trusts protecting government benefits, financial planning ensuring funds last lifetime. We remain available for questions, issues even after case concludes.
Timeline for Brooklyn Construction Accident Cases: Total case duration typically 18-36 months from accident to settlement/verdict. Workers' compensation benefits begin immediately. Labor Law personal injury settlement/verdict takes longer but provides substantially greater compensation. We advance all costs (expert fees, court costs, investigation expenses) - you pay nothing out of pocket. Free consultation: (516) 227-2662. No fees unless we win.
Frequently Asked Questions About Brooklyn Construction Accidents
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Brooklyn Neighborhoods We Serve
Our Brooklyn construction accident attorneys represent injured workers throughout Kings County:
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