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The Still Unsolved 'Klein'/'Blake' Mystery
In this edition of his Construction Accident Litigation column, Brian J. Shoot once again addresses a significant hole in Labor Law jurisprudence, specifically the "sole proximate cause" defense, by reason of two ostensibly conflicting Court of Appeals decisions, 'Klein v. City of New York' and 'Blake v. Neighborhood Hous. Serv. of New York City', which have never been harmonized'O'Brien' Revisited, and Uncertainty Concerning the 'Sole Proximate Cause' Defense
In his Construction Accident Litigation column, Brian J. Shoot revisits a 2017 decision that resulted in two immediate and almost polar opposite reactions from the bar, and examines how that holding has factored into litigation in the past three years. He also reviews two recent and contradictory rulings from the Fourth Department concerning the "sole proximate cause" defense.Legal Malpractice In the Time of Plague
How will the COVID pandemic change our judicial systems, and will there be any effect on legal malpractice?'Sole Proximate Cause' Meets 'Everyone Was Doing It'
In his column on Construction Accident Litigation, Brian J. Shoot discusses the recent 'Biaca-Neto' case, where this was the principal issue.The Top 10 Labor Law Rulings of the Past 10 (Really, 11) Years: Part II
In his Construction Accident Litigation, Brian J. Shoot analyzes the remainder of his "Top 10" list of Court of Appeals' decisions involving §§240, 241(6) or 200 of the Labor Law, giving consideration to not only the importance of the determination in each case, but also its novelty.The Top 10 Labor Law Rulings of the Past 10 (Really, 11) Years: Part I
In his Construction Accident Litigation column, Brian J. Shoot presents a "Top 10" list of Court of Appeals' decisions involving §§240, 241(6) or 200 of the Labor Law, giving consideration to not only the importance of the determination in each case, but also its novelty, and, especially in one instance, the controversy that afterwards ensued.The Basics of Legal Malpractice
This article catalogues the four elements and sub-elements of legal malpractice as an attempted guide to the analysis of whether any particular legal outcome is legal malpractice and whether it can be successfully prosecuted.The 'General'/'Concrete' Continuum Governing Liability Under Labor Law §241(6)
In his Construction Accident Litigation column, Brian J. Shoot writes: When is a regulation sufficiently "concrete" to serve as a predicate for liability under §241(6) of the Labor Law? While the answer is in some instances clear, it is sometimes in the eye of the beholder.Revenue, Profit, Cash: Managing Law Firms for Success
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