Falling Object

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In Stubbs v. 350 E. Fordham Rd., LLC, decided May 29, 2014, the Appellate Division, First Department reinstated plaintiff’s common-law negligence claim. Plaintiff “was standing on the sidewalk in front of the two-story building located at 350 East Fordham Road when part of the stucco siding on the building fell off the facade and struck her.”…

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In Tria v. Regis High School (decided April 14, 2014), the court granted plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment on his Labor § 240(1) claim, but denied it with respect to plaintiff’s Labor Law § 241(6) claim. Plaintiff was injured when, while unloading a tractor trailer of press board panels and stacking them on an A frame dolly, the…

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In a June 7, 2012 decision in Arsenault v. New York State, the Appellate Division, Third Department dismissed plaintiffs’ claims (and reversed an earlier decision, which I wrote about here) arising from plaintiff’s decedent being struck and killed by falling rocks while hiking in a state park.  The Court of Claims had denied summary judgment…

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Last week I returned from a family trip to (and, more specifically, to the bottom of) the Grand Canyon.  During my various treks throughout the canyon labyrinth, I conjured up numerous disaster scenarios.  Naturally, my thoughts – as they often do – drifted to litigation.  If I were injured, who would I sue?  Under what…

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