Section 240 of New York State Labor Law, also known as “Scaffolding Law,” protects the rights of construction workers who suffer a fall or are struck by a falling object. This legal requirement mandates construction site owners and contractors to provide scaffolding and other safety equipment that affords proper protection for workers.
These unique types of cases require careful preparation with settlement as the goal. Michael B. Titowsky, Esq. will provide guidance and offer tips on navigating the settlement of these matters. He will address how best to approach these types of mediations by answering questions such as how to increase chances of success, how to respond to, and hopefully move past, an impasse, and will also provide tips on proper preparation, submissions and what a mediator is looking for to facilitate a resolution.
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