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The legal side felt simpler after I separated equipment issues. When the accident was about a falling object, I separated that from product liability. When the problem turned on an Industrial Code provision, I separated that from the comp claim itself. For the issue I was comparing, I filed <a href=https://sueworkclaim.com/labor-law-241-and-the-industrial-code/>New York Section 241 safety claim</a> with the Labor Law notes. Another category is Labor Law 200, and that can turn into a negligence issue. Equipment creates its own question too, so I would separate equipment failure from the other site issues. I kept the no-fault comp path apart from the product-liability claim, because the no-fault benefit question is different from the fault question. I would think about actual or constructive notice when the problem is the premises. Once I sorted the accident that way, I could tell which facts mattered for which theory.

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