A New York appellate court overturned a partial grant of summary judgment on a worker’s Labor Law claim due to triable issues as to how his accident occurred.
Case: Mema v. Procida Construction Corp., No. 20484/20, 10/20/2026, published.
Facts: Ferid Mema worked for Mastercraft Masonry Inc. He allegedly suffered injuries when a 400-pound beam he was carrying fell on his… Read more »
A New York appellate court overturned a grant of summary judgment to a worker on his Labor Law claim for his alleged injuries from being struck by falling construction material.
Case: Gonzalez v. Chatsworth Builders LLC, No. 814285/23, 10/20/2026, published.
Facts: Francisco Javier Gonzalez allegedly suffered injuries… Read more »
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration cited a utility construction company for repeatedly exposing workers to excavation hazards.
OSHA investigated Always Underground LLC as part of its National Emphasis Program on Trenching after seeing workers in an unprotected trench deeper than 8 feet.
The Frankfort-based employer was cited for three repeat violations… Read more »
The longtime police chief of Lexington sued his employer over a dispute about workers' compensation. But instead of a resolution, the city suspended him.
Chief Agustin Hendershot claimed that he was injured at work in September 2024 by a telephone line that snapped, causing physical and psychological injuries, WHNT News 19 reports. He said he was… Read more »Nov 6, 2026
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