A Guide to New York’s Scaffold Law
New York State’s so-called “scaffold law” is paragraph 1 of Section 240 and paragraph 6 of Section 241 of the state’s Labor Law. Its purpose is to protect construction workers…
New York State’s so-called “scaffold law” is paragraph 1 of Section 240 and paragraph 6 of Section 241 of the state’s Labor Law. Its purpose is to protect construction workers…
TNC Status in New York Transportation network companies (TNCs) were authorized to operate in New York State starting June 29, 2017. TNCs have been operating in New York City under…
If your agency has governmental units for clients, you need to watch this video about a regulation you have to comply with by April 15th. Topics
On Monday this week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation to move up the implementation date for ridesharing in New York from July 9th to June 29th, just in time for…
New York’s (in)famous scaffold law exempts owners of one- and two-family dwellings. Homeowners don’t have to worry about absolute liability, right? Well, it depends. A New York appellate court refused to…
If the Second Department’s decision in this new case passes muster with the Court of Appeals, owners and contractors’ ability to successfully defend scaffold lawsuits will greatly improve.
E&O Tip Homeowners’ policies vary, as do the interpretations of business use by individual insurers. Be sure that you understand how each policy you offer and each insurer will respond…
I have returned this morning from 11 days off. I spent a few days in the Thousand Islands region with some college friends, spent a week with my family on…
In just 18 days, New York’s certificates of insurance law will take effect. The New York State Department of Financial Services has posted an initial list of certificate forms it…
This endorsement excludes Labor Law claims and other injury claims involving temporary workers.