GC Had No Site Safety Liability Since it did Not Exercise its Retained Control Over the Job Site to Such an Extent as to Affirmatively Contribute to the Injuries of a Subcontractor’s Laborer

by | Oct 31, 2012 | Newsletter Article

Where a masonry subcontractor employee was injured by slipping on a plastering subcontractor’s wet scaffolding, the laborer sued the project general contractor (GC) alleging his injuries were caused by the GC’s negligence in sequencing and coordinating construction...