Ordered that the order is affirmed insofar as appealed from, with costs.
The underlying personal injury action arose from injuries allegedly sustained by an employee of the defendant Diamon Corp. (hereinafter Diamon) at a work site in Bronx County. At the time of the accident, Diamon, a subcontractor in the project, was covered by a commercial general liability policy issued by the defendant Kodiak Insurance Company (hereinafter Kodiak). Both Kodiak and Diamon are New Jersey corporations.
In its motion to dismiss, Kodiak established that it is not licensed to do business in New York and that it never knowingly insured New York corporations or businesses. The Plaintiff's failed to produce evidence demonstrating that Kodiak transacted business in New York or contracted anywhere to provide goods or services in New York ( see, CPLR 302 [a] [1]). The Supreme Court properly granted Kodiak's motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction ( see, Burger King Corp. v Rudzewicz, 471 US 462, 472-473; Future Ways v Odiorne, 697 F Supp 1339, 1341-1342; Roldan v Dexter Folder Co., 178 AD2d 589).