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In a pair of decisions handed down over the last two weeks, the Second Department has attempted to clarify the "confusion" regarding two often "misapplied" standards for determining a homeowner's liability under Labor Law �200 for a worker injured on the homeowner's property - one for when a worker is injured because of dangerous or defective equipment provided by the worker's employer, the other for when the owner, rather than the worker's own employer - i.e., the contractor - provides the injury-causing equipment.
November 12, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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