Taxis. Manholes. Pedestrians. Perhaps even horses and carriages.
These are all seemingly inherent dangers for bicyclists in Manhattan.
Taxis. Manholes. Pedestrians. Perhaps even horses and carriages. These are all seemingly inherent dangers for bicyclists in Manhattan. But what about garden hoses? Judge Sherry Klein-Heitler has ruled that question too close to call and allowed a biker's personal injury suit to go forward. The injurious hose was carrying water to a docked ship at the Chelsea Piers. Klein-Heitler found that "it is not clear that a garden hose in New York City is so common as to eliminate any duty of care in its placement."
May 10, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Taxis. Manholes. Pedestrians. Perhaps even horses and carriages.
These are all seemingly inherent dangers for bicyclists in Manhattan.
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