Jablonski v. Fulton Corners Inc.
Civil Court of the City of New York
1Opinion of the Court
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Jack M. Battaglia, J.
On this motion for summary judgment, the court must determine whether supervisory control is an essential element of an injured worker’s claim under Labor Law § 200, when the injury allegedly was caused by a dangerous condition inherent in the premises and not by any contractor’s method of work. The court concludes that a claim against the owner of the premises is stated on the basis of the owner’s actual or constructive notice of the injury-producing condition, whether or not the owner retains or exercises supervisory control over the work. A claim…
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