SAFETY GLASS NOT REQUIRED IN SCHOOL

A high school student cut his hand on a glass door playing basketball in a Nassau County school. His mother sued on his behalf argued that the school should have had safety glass installed. The Appellate Division, Second Deparment granted Defendant Diocese of Rockville Centre summary judgment holding that the glass in the subject door complied with all building codes in effect when the school was built. Dwyer v. Diocese of Rockville Centre 


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