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  • Readily Observable (NY)

    In a recent decision, Williams v. E And R Jamaica Food Corp., the Second Department held that ” a condition is open and obvious if it is ‘readily observable by those employing the reasonable use of their senses, given the conditions at the time of the accident.” The Appellate Court granted defendant’s appeal in matter […]

  • Expert Report On Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) Does Not Prove Intoxication In Dram Shop Case (NY)

    In Stanley v. Kelly, 2022 NY Slip Op 04847 (4th Dept. 2022), the decedent, Michael Stanley, died while operating a snowmobile lent to him by defendant Thomas Kelly, after they were all drinking at the Boonville Hotel. The autopsy concluded Stanley had a blood alcohol level (BAC) of .16% and his intoxication led to his […]

  • Forum Shopping Comes Up Empty (PA)

    In a recent ruling from the Superior Court of PA, Kendall v. Ford Motor Company, the Court affirmed a lower Court granting defendant’s motion to transfer based on forum non conveniens. The complaint concerned a traffic accident that occurred in Bucks County, yet plaintiff’s counsel filed the complaint in Philadelphia County, a plaintiff friendly trial […]

  • Introducing WCM’s 2022 First Year Associates

    We are pleased to introduce WCM’s newest team of first year associates, who are starting with us this week across our New Jersey, New York and Pannsylvania offices. New Jersey Harry Harnitchek is a graduate of Rutgers Law School and was a staff editor on the Rutgers Journal of Law and Public Policy.  Harry completed […]

  • NY Continues Statewide and National Trends Rejecting COVID Business Interruption Claims

    Yet another court in New York has ruled against an insured’s lawsuit for breach of contract against the insurer for not covering business losses as a result of the pandemic. In Spirt Airlines v. American Home Assurance Company, Justice Reed of the New York State Supreme Court, New York County, held, as scores of other […]

  • The Broad Scope of “The Integral to the Work” Defense is Confirmed in Labor Law Claims

    In Ruisech v. Structure Tone Inc., plaintiff was working at a construction site attempting to install a heavy glass divider when he stepped forward to place the glass into the track and stepped on “minute” pebble near the track. His foot slipped forward but he did not fall, yet plaintiff claimed he sustained injuries. Plaintiff admitted […]

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