Plaintiff alleged that he was injured on December 5, 2013, while employed by Hassan Construction, who was retained by the insured to replace the boiler with an equivalent unit. Plaintiff claimed that his hand was fractured by a pipe used by plaintiff and the other workers as a make-shift ramp to help slide the replacement boiler down 3 steps, while moving the new boiler into the basement of the defendant’s premises. Plaintiff alleged violations of Labor Law, Sections 240(1) and 241(6).
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On April 20, 2016, Judge Sylvia Ash granted our motion for summary judgment in this action in which plaintiff alleged that she sustained a left distal femur periprosthetic fracture resulting in open reduction and internal fixation with bone grafting under general aneshthesia as a result of what she claimed was an elevated room division, resembling a door saddle, between her living room and dining room.
Judge Silber of the Supreme Court, New York County, granted our motion for summary judgment in a wrongful death action, on the ground that plaintiff’s decedent did not sustain conscious pain and suffering prior to her death.
New York County Supreme Court Judge Debra James granted Summary Judgment and dismissed the complaint against our client in a seven year old property damage action between adjacent homeowners.
We obtained summary judgment against the City of New York in a negligence action in Kings County. Plaintiff sued the City alleging she was dropped by two City of New York Paramedics transporting her down the front stairs of our client’s building. One of the paramedics stated that he dropped Plaintiff due to “uneven cement.” Based upon this statement, the City of New York filed a Third-Party Complaint alleging that the front steps of the building were dangerous and defective.
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