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...Contracting, Inc., React Industries, Inc., React Technical, Inc., React AC, American Financial Group, Fireman's Fund and National Surety, Inc., Great American Insurance Company, Great...
...employment as a construction worker by non-party contracting company the LaQuila Group (LaQuila). Colella was injured at the "Freedom Tower" construction...
...a jackhammer as a construction worker by non-party contracting company LaQuila Group. He was injured at the Freedom Tower construction site, owned by...
...Grant Ext Short Form Order Pure Earth Transportation v. Laquila Group Inc. (4682/12)—Marked Off Tbf Financial v...
...the INTERSTATE policy would share with a policy issued by AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP (the AIG policy) to the TISHMAN plaintiffs for amounts in excess of...
...the INTERSTATE policy would share with a policy issued by AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP (the AIG policy) to the TISHMAN plaintiffs for amounts in excess of...
...Auth., 82 NY2d 47 [1993]; Excel Group, Inc. v New York City Transit Auth., 28 AD3d 708 [2006]; Laquila Constr., Inc. v New York City...
...By Goldstein, J.P.; Skelos, Fisher and Lunn, JJ. Excel Group, Inc., appellant, v. New York City Transit Authority...
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