Local
1 ironworker recovers over 1,100,000.00 as a result of injuries sustained due
to stepping into an uncovered three foot deep excavation on a construction
project. The Ironworker suffered a herniated disk in his back. He stepped into
the excavation due to a storm that suddenly hit. He and other co-workers were
trying to escape from a sudden storm. We
alleged that the excavation should have been
barricaded and that that general contractor James McHugh Construction Company
should have known of the upcoming storm which packed 80 mile per hour winds.
There had been storm warnings issued and McHugh had a responsibility stop the
job due to inclement weather. McHugh argued that the danger was open and
obviously the ironworker should have looked where he was going. The case was prosecuted by Clifford W. Horwitz, Jay R.Luchsinger and Michael D. Carter.
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