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Friday, January 09, 2004

Addendum to previous OSHA complaint: having your building's boiler catch on fire and deprive 17 floors of workers of heat is likely also against standards.

Posted by morland @ 12:24 PM

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Mr. Orland,

It is not clear from the substance of the comments posted to 'Man. Myth. Morland.' (herinafter 'the Blog') whether your concern is for the health, safety and well-being of the employees of the building corporation and/or building management corporation and/or all subcontractors agents and subsidiares thereof (hereinafter collectively 'the Man') or for your own personal health, safety and well-being. If your concern is for the well-being of the employees vis-a-vis 'the Man' then you have correctly identified the applicable statutory instrument and administering agency. Congratulations. See, e.g. GADE v. NAT'L SOLID WASTES MGMT. ASSN., 505 U.S. 88 (1992). If your concern is for your own health, safety and well-being (both as it concerns yourself directly and as a general public policy issue pertaining to the continuing viability of the Blog and the quality of said Blog) then you should be advised that the appropriate source of law for determining what remedies may or may not be available consists of those areas of New York statutory and common law governing the landlord-tenant relationship, nuisance, and tort.

Regards,

Dean Gull-Berry

Posted by: Dean Gull-Berry, Esq. on January 12, 2004 01:22 PM

Be advised:

The above comments are farce only, and do not constitute legal advice. Anyone acting on the basis of or in reliance upon such advice (herinafter 'the Loser') should be shunned. This sub-comment was prompted by an actual incident.

Assistant to Mr. Gull-Berry

Posted by: Hyman Rodman on January 12, 2004 02:13 PM

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