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: New York Civil LawRecent Appellate Division, First Department Decision Regarding Labor Law sec. 240(1)
By Matthew Lerner
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What happens when a ladder is inadequate for
the task at one spot in the room, not because it is too short or
lacked appropriate parts, but because when the ladder is placed in the
only possible position at the location, its first rung is completely
blocked and inaccessible? The Appellate Division, First Department in Cohen v. Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Ctr. recently addressed this Labor Law sec. 240(1) issue. Writing for the Majority, Justice Saxe held that the owner and contra read more
Full post as published by New York Civil Law on February 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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