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LABOR
LAW
& CONSTRUCTION
ACCIDENTS
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TOPIC
& TITLE |
DATE |
AUTHOR |
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One Time Assembly of Scaffold Does Not Constitute Direction and Control, Without More
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February 13, 2009 |
Susan Ulrich |
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Equipment Loaned by Homeowner to Worker May Create Liability Under Labor Law §200
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February 13, 2009 |
Susan Ulrich |
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The
Current
Law of
Indemnity
in Construction
Accidents
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December
15,
2005 |
Hoefling,
John
W. |
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Plaintiff's
Sole Negligence
vs. Recalcitrant
Worker
Defense |
February
1, 2005 |
Hoefling,
John
W. |
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No
Partial
Indemnity
in Joint
Liability
Construction
Accident
Cases
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June
1, 2004 |
Hoefling,
John
W. |
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PlaintiffÕs
Sole Negligence
as a Defense
to a Labor
Law 240(1)
Case |
April
5, 2004 |
Hoefling,
John
W. |
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Labor
Law's
One and
Two Family
HomeownerÕs
Exemption
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April
26,
2000 |
Kelly.
Shawn
P. |
| Labor
Law 241(6)
and Notice;
241(6)
& OSHA;
and Labor
Law 200
elements
to impose
liability
on General
contractor |
March
10,
1999 |
Kelly,
Edward
J. |
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The
City as
Owner
of Structures
Leased
to NYC
Transit
Authority
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March
10,
1999 |
Kelly,
Edward
J. |
| PlaintiffÕs
Sole Negligence
Can Defeat
Labor
Law 240
Claim |
March
10,
1999 |
Kelly,
Edward
J. |
| Labor
LAW 240
- Repairs
vs. Alterations |
March
10,
1999 |
Kelly,
Edward
J. |
| Significant
Height
Differential
Required
to Trigger
Labor
Law 240(1) |
March
10,
1999 |
Kelly,
Edward
J. |
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