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    • Article 2 - Employers' Liability.
    • 5 - Trial; Burden of Proof.

    New York Laws
    Article 2 - Employers' Liability.
    5 - Trial; Burden of Proof.

    ยง 5. Trial; burden of proof. On the trial of any action brought by an
    employee or his personal representative to recover damages for
    negligence arising out of and in the course of such employment,
    contributory negligence of the injured employee shall be a defense to be
    so pleaded and proved by the defendant.

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    New York Laws

    EML - Employers' Liability

    Article 2 - Employers' Liability.

    2 - Employers' Liability for Injuries.

    3 - Notice to Be Served.

    4 - Assumption of Risks; Contributory Negligence, When a Question of Fact.

    5 - Trial; Burden of Proof.

    6 - Defense; Insurance Fund.

    7 - Existing Rights of Action Continued.

    8 - Consent by Employer and Employee to Compensation Plan.

    9 - Liability to Pay Compensation; Notice of Accident.

    10 - Amount of Compensation; Persons Entitled; Physical Examination.

    11 - Settlement of Disputes.

    12 - Preferential Claim; Not Assignable or Subject to Attachment; Attorney's Fees.

    13 - Cancellation of Consent.

    14 - Reports of Compensation Plan.

    15 - Reports by Employer.

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