Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, First Department.
Courter and Treadwell failed to establish prima facie that plaintiff Michael Koulermos was not at the facility in question alongside their employees. Their contention rested on evidence of plaintiff's inability to remember precisely when he worked at the facility. However, pointing to gaps in an opponent's evidence is insufficient to demonstrate a movant's entitlement to summary judgment; Courter and Treadwell failed to present evidence, such as affidavits establishing when...
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