John Zaremba

April 24, 2018 | New York Law Journal

The takeaway for labor law practitioners is that §241(6) plaintiffs can and should be granted summary judgment regardless of issues of comparative fault.

By John Zaremba and Dan Gluck

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June 02, 2017 | New York Law Journal

John Zaremba, Michael Jaffe, Nick Gjelaj and Daniel O'Toole write: While ladders and scaffolds clearly fall within Labor Law §240(1)'s protections as specifically enumerated devices, the Court of Appeals has now made clear that so do staircases and other devices which serve as the functional equivalent of protected devices. This is a refreshing reaffirmation of the protective principles of the labor law.

By By John Zaremba, Michael Jaffe, Nick Gjelaj and Daniel O'Toole

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