Krifca v. Bronx-Lebanon Special Care Center, Inc.
Appellate Division affirms summary judgment on Labor Law sections 240(1) and 241(6) liability in crane accident, modifying to grant property owner conditional indemnification.
Appellate Division affirms summary judgment on Labor Law sections 240(1) and 241(6) liability in crane accident, modifying to grant property owner conditional indemnification.
Appellate Division affirms Labor Law sections 240(1) and 241(6) liability against general contractor, disregarding contradictory affidavit as feigned issue of fact.
Appellate Division affirms Labor Law section 240(1) liability for worker’s fall through unprotected opening and grants property owner unconditional contractual and common-law indemnification against contractor.
Appellate Division affirms summary judgment for City under storm-in-progress doctrine, finding eighteen hours after winter storm insufficient time to remedy icy sidewalk condition.
Appellate Division reverses dismissal of legal malpractice claim, finding plaintiff adequately alleged damages in the form of fees paid to successor counsel to correct original attorney’s negligent failure to introduce evidence.
Appellate Division affirms denial of motion to vacate default, finding defendant’s failure to maintain contact with his attorney and reliance on codefendants was not a reasonable excuse.
Appellate Division affirms denial of leave to amend answer to add counterclaims barred by settlement agreement’s integration clause in lease dispute involving Gowanus Canal EPA remediation.
Appellate Division affirms denial of summary judgment in rear-end collision case, finding photographic evidence and defendant’s testimony raised triable issues of fact on how collision occurred.
Appellate Division affirms denial of pro se plaintiff’s motions to vacate protective order against vexatious litigation, finding the motions themselves violated the order.
Appellate Division reverses denial of summary judgment, holding that condominium indemnification provisions do not unequivocally cover intraparty disputes between board and board member.