A ladder fall doesn’t automatically decide liability.
In Gabriel v Top 8, the worker made an initial § 240(1) showing, but a competing account backed by photos kept the issue for trial. Here's my analysis:
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A safety instruction is not always a safety device.
In Tobon v Turner, the First Department held that “do not ride or surf” a scaffold did not prove recalcitrance. The decision shows what defendants must establish.
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NY App Div, 2d Dept denies mot to dismiss in MVA pi case. Def owner of leased car not shielded by NY Graves Amend. Aff of D employee re leased auto & lease assigned to owner inadmissible; did not attach the record itself. #nycivillaw#gckblaw#law#appellatetwitter
Hochul spox says Caitlin Halligan, who the executive chamber retained for $31,000 to consult on a floor vote on Justice LaSalle, was not consulted on the legality of the change to the judiciary law for the double pick. https://t.co/pONGG4grq9
Today I am nominating Judge Rowan Wilson to serve as Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals & announcing my intention to nominate Caitlin Halligan as Associate Judge.
These highly-qualified, thoughtful jurists will serve with distinction & ensure our courts deliver justice to all.
NY App Div, 2d Dept concludes the defendant's use of surveillance tape of slip-and-fall accident did not demonstrate that no dangerous condition -- i.e., wet floor -- existed before Plaintiff's slip-and-fall. https://t.co/RUlylnT1oY #nycivillaw#nylaw#appellatetwitter
Today's featured blog from @NewYorkCivilLaw is an excellent place to learn more about appellate law and New York state court proceedings! The blog also discusses insurance coverage and defense ⚖️
You can view it in the Archive at the link below ⬇️
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P was injured when a dolly he was using to transport sheetrock on a worksite tipped over & fell on him. NY App Div, 2d Dept held that P's injuries were not caused by an elevation-related or gravity-related risk w/in scope of Labor Law § 240(1) https://t.co/qhP7YB2gv1 @nycivillaw
NY App Div, 2d Dept holds in rear-end MVA accident that Ds' claim it was sudden stop of P's vehicle causing accident insuff in and of itself to raise triable issue of fact whether there was a nonnegligent explan for rear-end collision. https://t.co/3CNnbdwyzL #nycivillaw#nylaw
NY App Div, 2d Dept holds in rear-end MVA accident that Ds' claim it was sudden stop of P's vehicle causing accident insuff in and of itself to raise triable issue of fact whether there was a nonnegligent explan for rear-end collision. https://t.co/PLjd9mlwqK #nycivilaw#nylaw
NY App Div 2d Dept grants D's mot to renew based on new evidence in Labor Law sec. 240 (1) case where new evidence & excuse for its delay showed P was allegedly injured at different site. https://t.co/cBCEw6xzue #nycivillaw#gckblaw#appeals#nylaw#appellatetwitter
NY App Div, 2d Dept reverses dismissal of P's complaint concluding D (NYC muni) failed to support motion to dismiss with evidence that P failed to appear at General Muni Law sec. 50-h hearing. https://t.co/VdQjj9GkUQ #nycivillaw#appellate#PersonalInjury#nylaw#appeals