A New York appellate court ruled that a property owner should have been granted summary judgment dismissing a worker’s claims for alleged injuries from a fall while installing floor joists.
Case: Capuzzi v. Fuller, No. 532392, 12/23/2021, published.
Facts: Robert Fuller hired Joseph Capuzzi to perform construction work for a new house. Capuzzi allegedly fell from a height of 14 feet while in the process of installing floor joists across the span of a concrete foundation.
Procedural history: Capuzzi filed suit against Fuller, asserting claims for negligence and violations of the Labor ...
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