Huston v. Hayden Building Maintenance Corp.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Florio, J.
This appeal brings up for consideration a matter of first impression in this Department, namely, the issue of whether the New York State Labor Law ought to apply to workplace accidents which occur outside the State, when all of the remaining parties to the action are domiciled in New York.
In the case at bar, the plaintiff Ralph Huston (hereinafter Huston) fell through a hole in a roof he was repairing. The accident occurred at a worksite in New Jersey. Huston lived in New York and was working for a New York corporation when he was performing his duties. The…
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