A New York appellate court ruled that a law school was not entitled to summary judgment dismissing a construction worker’s Labor Law claim based on a trip-and-fall accident.
Case: Vita v. New York Law School, No. 2015-07603, 07/04/2018, published.
Facts: Michael Vita worked as a shop steward for Pavarini McGovern, the general contractor for the construction of a new building for New York Law School.
Pavarini hired Henick-Lane Inc. to do the piping for the air conditioning on the project, and Henick subcontracted that work out to Bradshaw Mechanical Co.
Vita allegedly suffered in...
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