(February 22, 2021, 11:02 AM EST) -- NEW YORK — A New York justice wrote in an order filed Feb. 16 that a general contractor accused by the subrogee insurer of the owner of a suite housing a dermatology practice and others of failing to install a heater that would have prevented a sprinkler head from freezing and subsequently bursting, resulting water damage, was entitled to summary judgment because the contractor sufficiently showed that it performed its work in accordance with plans prepared by the architect and designer....