New York Labor Law § 241(6): The Industrial Code Rules That Win Construction Cases
Most injured construction workers in New York have heard of the Scaffold Law. Far fewer have heard of the statute that quietly wins more cases: Labor Law § 241(6). It applies where § 240 does not, it reaches hazards that have nothing to do with falling, and it turns a specific state regulation into the standard the contractor must meet.If you were hurt on a job site and were told your accident does not qualify because you did not fall from a height, this is the provision worth understanding.What Labor Law § 241(6) Actually SaysNew York Labor Law § 241(6)...
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