Soucy v. Alexander

Banke, Presiding Judge.

Appellant Charles B. Soucy, a sheetrock subcontractor, visited a residential construction site where appellee David Alexander, another subcontractor, was engaged with his two employees in a process known as taping and finishing sheetrock. Soucy had been engaged in the sheetrock trade for about 20 years and had previously employed and trained Alexander. Soucy’s ostensible purpose for visiting the site was to determine when Alexander would complete his work, thus enabling Soucy to commence the final sheetrock phase of “texturing” the ceilings. After determining that…