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Illinois Appellate Court Finds That OSHA Violations Did Not Raise Duty of Care to Hold Parties Responsible

On July 19, 2007, Jose Torres was a day worker hired by Brandenburg Industrial Services Co., a contractor responsible for labor, material, equipment and supervision. The contractor agreed to provide all of the safety measures necessary for the demolition of the Gutmann Leather operation and tannery on the Chicago River.…

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US Court of Appeals Affirms Indemnification in Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Rented Boom Lift Case

Humberto Menendez was working for Steine Cold Storage, Inc., which was a subcontractor for the installation of thermo units at a Wal-Mart store under construction in Indiana. Steine rented a boom lift from NES Rentals.  NES Rentals delivered the lift to the construction site on Aug. 23, 2006. The Steine foreman on…

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4.16 Million Jury Verdict in Work Injury Fall; Jaeger v. City of Elmhurst

In a record setting jury verdict, $4.16 million, Joshua Jaeger, age 26, was severely injured when he fell 16 feet from a forklift and personnel platform.  Mr. Jaeger was a garage door serviceman who went to the Public Works garage for the City of Elmhurst to give an estimate for…

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