Khosh v. Staples Construction Co.
Annotate this CaseAfter plaintiff was injured while employed by Myers at the University, he filed suit against the general contractor, Staples, for negligence. The trial court granted Staples’s motion for summary judgment. The court concluded that the trial court correctly granted a motion for summary judgment against plaintiff when he failed to present evidence that Staples affirmatively contributed to his injuries. In this case, there were no triable issues of material fact on plaintiff's theory that either the retained control exception or the nondelegable duty exception applied. The court rejected plaintiff's claims of evidentiary errors and affirmed the judgment.
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