'More Than Just an Accident': The 7-Year Fight to Pass Carlo

In April 2015, Diana Florence was a longtime prosecutor in the Manhattan District Attorney's office thinking about retirement. But a phone call—about the death of an immigrant laborer at a building site—changed her plans. And it went on to upend how New York State addresses construction fatalities.

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