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A pivotal case involving window washers and the New York Labor Law has been settled for $2.8 million. At the center of the case was the interplay between Labor Law � 240, which addresses elevation-related risks, and � 202, which covers window washers. Settling a contentious issue, the state's high court found that � 202 has become a comparative negligence statute, and window washers can pursue a strict liability claim under � 240.
December 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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