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  • Superior Natl. Ins. Co. v. Merli Concrete Pumping, 44 ATLA L. Rep. 112 (Apr. 2001) (injured worker’s mediation brief in a case alleging unsafe cleaning of a cement pump line). No. LR3719.
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  • Berkley v. Lumber Yard of Hanover, Inc., 43 ATLA L. Rep. 72 (Mar. 2000) (plaintiff’s complaint and deposition of the defendants’ corporate designee in a case alleging failure to adequately supervise a construction site). No. LR3531.

  • Bueme v. Lehrer McGovern Bovis, Inc., 44 ATLA L. Rep. 72 (Mar. 2001) (plaintiffs’ summons, complaint, notice of motion for partial summary judgment, affirmation in support thereof, and memorandum of law in a case alleging failure to provide a safe place to work and adequate fall protection. The injured worker in the case fell through an uncovered stairway opening). No. LR3692.

  • Stypulkowska v. City of New York, 43 ATLA L. Rep. 111 (Apr. 2000) (plaintiff’s affirmation, verified bill of particulars, combined response to discovery demands, combined demands, proposed wrongful death order of compromise, and excerpt of proceedings in a case alleging failure to build a safe motorized hoist and lift system). No. LR3548.

  • Tyte v. FN Dev. Co.,43 ATLA L. Rep. 320 (Oct. 2000) (the complaint and deposition transcripts of a worker and his employer in a case alleging failure to pour concrete in a timely manner. The worker was injured while moving a girder because a coworker had stepped in freshly poured concrete, causing the girder to fall). No. LR3634.

  • Wischer v. Mitsubishi Heavy Indus. Am., Inc., 44 ATLA L. Rep. 113 (Apr. 2001) (plaintiffs’ brief in opposition to Mitsubishi’s summary judgment motion on punitive damages claims, and portions of a deposition transcript and closing argument of plaintiffs’ counsel in a case alleging failure to calculate the maximum safe wind speed when a crane is in use. Ironworkers were killed when their crane was struck by another crane lifting a roof piece). No. LR3721.

  • Woodworth v. Cheektowaga C. Sch. Dist., 43 ATLA L. Rep. 237 (Aug. 2000) (plaintiffs’ complaint, memorandum of law, and notice of motion for partial summary judgment in a case in which a building canopy collapsed on a construction worker. Plaintiffs alleged violation of a state labor law that requires building owners and general contractors to maintain safe working conditions for employees who are exposed to elevation-related hazards). No. LR3596.

  • Zapata v. Moorhouse Constr. Co., 44 ATLA L. Rep. 151 (May 2001) (plaintiffs’ amended petition, the defendant’s answer, autopsy report, jury instructions, verdict form, and the opinion letter and curriculum vitae of plaintiffs’ safety consulting and engineering expert in a case in which plaintiffs alleged failure to require fall protection at a construction site). No. LR3735.

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