In Gallo v. Supermarkets Gen. Corp., 112 AD2d 345 (2d Dept 1985) the Second Department found that the defendant "retained a significant degree of control over the construction project at which the injuries occurred." Id. at 347. The Gallo court noted that, in addition to choosing subcontractors, the defendant "ordered changes in both the specifications and the methods used, inspected the project on a regular basis, and discussed both the progress and the details of the job with the general contractor's representative." Id.