Coastal Marine Service of Texas, Inc. v. Lawrence

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• holding that plaintiffs evidence was not “legally sufficient evidence of the premises owner’s ‘right to control’ in a premises liability case”
• holding that a general contractor generally has no duty to insure that an independent contractor performs his work in a safe manner
• holding that a general contractor generally has no duty to insure that an independent contractor performs his work in a safe manner
• holding that plaintiff’s evidence was not “legally sufficient evidence of the premises owner’s ‘right to control’ in a premises liability case”
• concluding that premises owner’s crane posed no danger until independent contractor’s employees put crane into operation and decedent’s head was crushed in “pinch point” of crane
• holding that premises owner was not liable for injuries sustained on construction site by independent contractor because owner had no right to control independent contractor’s work

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).