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When is an injured worker’s own conduct a defense to liability under New York’s Scaffold Law?

A court upheld a bridge worker's injury claim under NY’s Scaffold Law, rejecting the contractor's safety defense. #ConstructionLaw

Andrew Stewart

Apr 1

Coverage Exclusion Under Commercial General Liability Policy In Light of OCIP

By Kenneth Stallard, Esq. and Andrew Nagel, Esq. Understanding coverage exclusions in a subcontractor’s commercial general liability...

Andrew Nagel, Esq. and Kenneth G. Stallard, Esq.

Oct 10, 2024

To Pay or Not to Pay “Rip and Tear” Damages

Should a contractor’s Commercial General Liability (CGL) insurance policy cover the expense of uncovering defective work?

Kenneth Stallard, Esq. and Martin Shaw, Esq.

Jul 19, 2024

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When is an injured worker’s own conduct a defense to liability under New York’s Scaffold Law?

Coverage Exclusion Under Commercial General Liability Policy In Light of OCIP

To Pay or Not to Pay “Rip and Tear” Damages