A lower court properly granted a motion for summary judgment filed by a man who sued Consolidated Edison and the city of New York after he and his dog both suffered electric shocks after stepping in a puddle, an appellate court affirmed on Feb. 25.
Con Ed appealed Acting Supreme Court Justice Johnny Baynes’ 2013 decision to grant summary judgment for Aric Roman, who filed suit against the city and the utility provider in 2010.
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