August 16, 2017 Posted By Bolam Kim Insurance Coverage
Shari Scott v. North Bellmore Public School District a/k/a Board of Education of Union Free School District No. 4, Index No. 605609/2014, Decided on August 2, 2017
The Appellate Division, Second Department recently affirmed the lower court’s ruling which denied the defendant’s motion for summary judgment. Read More
August 4, 2017 Posted By Joseph A. French Insurance Coverage
The Second Department recently reversed a Suffolk County Judge’s denial of summary judgment to the defendant.
Plaintiff claimed he slipped on black ice in the exterior dumpster area of a residential complex. Plaintiff had testified precipitation had fallen before her fall, and she had not seen the alleged icy condition before or after she fell. Read More
August 1, 2017 Posted By Douglas Rosenzweig News
Litigation Partner Douglas Rosenzweig was pleased to attend the Annual Meeting of the National Association of Railroad Trial Counsel (“NARTC”) held in Chicago, Illinois from July 24th to the 26th. Read More
July 31, 2017 Posted By Joseph A. French Insurance Coverage
In 2012, plaintiff-decedent was walking from the 12th hole tee to the 13th hole tee at the Eisenhower Park Golf Course. While walking he allegedly tripped on a sprinkler valve in a grass-covered hole. Plaintiff-decedent fell to the ground, and sustained mortal injuries. Defendant raised a primary assumption of the risk defense in light of the decedent’s wrongful death claims. Read More
July 19, 2017 Posted By Joseph A. French Insurance Coverage
The defendant deli appealed an adverse summary judgment decision to the Second Department. The Appellate Court reversed the Order, and awarded summary judgment to the deli.
The plaintiff was a customer in the deli, and while walking inside the deli, he allegedly fell through an interior open trap door. A deli employee allegedly left it open. Read More
July 19, 2017 Posted By Joseph A. French Insurance Coverage
The First Department recently affirmed a lower Court’s decision awarding summary judgment to the defendant. Read More