Claim of Cohn v. Morningstar Nicol, Inc.

Speaking of an accident occurring to a plant worker on his way to work on the sidewalk in front of the *580employer’s premises, we said in Matter of Leatham v. Thurston & Braidich (264 App. Div. 449, affd. without opinion 289 N. Y. 804): “ It is sufficient if the accident arises logically out, of the employment and the hazards of the way in and out are part of the employment. When the accident happens from the dangers of the premises and the limits of the business there conducted, it is as though it happened upon the premises themselves. A relationship which brings the accident within the range…