In a recent decision, the state Supreme Court materially changed the legal landscape for property owners who are sued following injuries that occur on their property in the course of construction projects.
In sum, property owners that retain contractors are no longer liable for construction related personal injury accidents on their property. Although clearly advantageous for owners, other parties — such as construction managers, general contractors and other non-employee involved subcontractors — should beware, as risk allocation and exposure has increased.
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