McCarthy, et al. v. Turner Construction, Inc.
Plaintiff, an electrician working on a construction project site, brought a personal injury suit against defendants asserting claims under Labor Law 200, 240(1), and 241(6), and common law negligence....
View ArticleWilinski v. 334 E. 92nd Hous. Dev. Fund Corp.
Plaintiff sued defendant alleging violations of Labor Law 240(1) and Labor Law 241(6), the latter pursuant to 12 NYCRR 23-3.3(b)(3) and (c) after plaintiff was injured while working on a demolition...
View ArticleSalazar v Novalex Contr. Corp.
Plaintiff commenced a lawsuit against 96 Rockaway, LLC, Novalex Contracting Corp., and T-Construction Co., Inc., alleging among other things, violations of Labor Law 240(a) and 241(6). Discovery and a...
View ArticleMount Vernon City School Dist. v Nova Cas. Co.
This case arose from a contract between the school district and DJH to perform heating, ventilation, and air condition work. The contract required DJH to obtain a performance bond which DJH secured...
View ArticleMatter of Ovadia v Office of the Indus. Bd. of Appeals
This case arose when a real estate developer hired HOD to act as general contractor for the construction of two multi-family residences. HOD entered into a subcontract with Well Built for the masonry...
View ArticleAdmiral Ins. Co. v Joy Contrs., Inc.
This case arose when a tower crane operated by Joy collapsed during construction of a high-rise condominium, killing seven people and injuring dozens, damaging several buildings and destroying one. At...
View ArticleBronx Comm. for Toxic Free Schs. v. N.Y. City Sch. Constr. Auth.
At issue in this case was whether the New York City School Construction Authority (Authority) violated the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) during a construction project by failing to...
View ArticleM.G.M. Insulation, Inc. v. Gardner
The Bath Volunteer Fire Department (BVFD), a not-for-profit fire corporation, obtained its own financing for the construction of a new firehouse and hired Petitioner as the general contractor. The...
View ArticleEmpire State Chapter of Associated Builders & Contractors v. Smith
The Wicks Law requires public entities seeking bids on construction contracts to obtain separate specifications for three subdivisions of the work to be performed. Until 2008 when the law was amended...
View ArticleFabrizi v. 1095 Ave. of the Ams., LLC
Plaintiff filed an action against Defendants, a construction company and the owner of a building, after he was injured when a heavy conduit pipe fell on his hand while he was working at the building,...
View ArticleMorris v. Pavarini Constr.
Plaintiff filed a personal injury action against Defendants, the construction manager and owner of a building at a construction site, after a large, flat object fell and injured his hand. Plaintiff...
View ArticleRigano v. Vibar Constr., Inc.
Nick Rigano purchased certain property and George Vignogna, through Vibar Construction Corp., agreed to develop the property. Vibar constructed a common driveway to access the property, but Rigano...
View ArticleAdmiral Ins. Co. v Joy Contrs., Inc.
This case arose when a tower crane operated by Joy collapsed during construction of a high-rise condominium, killing seven people and injuring dozens, damaging several buildings and destroying one. At...
View ArticleBronx Comm. for Toxic Free Schs. v. N.Y. City Sch. Constr. Auth.
At issue in this case was whether the New York City School Construction Authority (Authority) violated the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) during a construction project by failing to...
View ArticleM.G.M. Insulation, Inc. v. Gardner
The Bath Volunteer Fire Department (BVFD), a not-for-profit fire corporation, obtained its own financing for the construction of a new firehouse and hired Petitioner as the general contractor. The...
View ArticleEmpire State Chapter of Associated Builders & Contractors v. Smith
The Wicks Law requires public entities seeking bids on construction contracts to obtain separate specifications for three subdivisions of the work to be performed. Until 2008 when the law was amended...
View ArticleMorris v. Pavarini Constr.
Plaintiff filed a personal injury action against Defendants, the construction manager and owner of a building at a construction site, after a large, flat object fell and injured his hand. Plaintiff...
View ArticleFabrizi v. 1095 Ave. of the Ams., LLC
Plaintiff filed an action against Defendants, a construction company and the owner of a building, after he was injured when a heavy conduit pipe fell on his hand while he was working at the building,...
View ArticleRigano v. Vibar Constr., Inc.
Nick Rigano purchased certain property and George Vignogna, through Vibar Construction Corp., agreed to develop the property. Vibar constructed a common driveway to access the property, but Rigano...
View ArticleO’Brien v. Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
Plaintiff was working as an employee of DCM Erectors at the 1 World Trade Center construction site when he received a workplace injury. Plaintiff commenced this action against the owner of the premises...
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