A New York appellate court ruled that a worker could proceed with his Labor Law claim for injuries from being struck in the face by an air compressor hose.
Case: Lopez v. City of New York, No. 24932/13E, 03/01/2022, published.
Facts: Angel Lopez suffered injuries while he was helping one of his colleagues clear blockage from a hose on an air compressor that was used to operate a drill rig.
A whip check — a safety device used to reduce the movement of an air hose in the event it became disconnected — was placed at the end of every hose connected to the air compressor, the end of ...
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