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“Alter Ego” of Entity Which Employed Plaintiff Protected by Worker’s Compensation Law.

“The protection against lawsuits brought by injured workers that is afforded to employers by Workers’ Compensation Law [sections] 22 and 29(6) also extends to entities that are alter egos of the entity which employs the plaintiff …”. Quizhpe vs Luvin Construction Corp., 2012-01175, Index No. 21761/06 Second Dept. 2-6-13

 

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