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FORUM « The James Frey of the U.S. Supreme Court? | Loser-pays bill introduced in Indiana » February 03, 2006General contractors in Connecticut They're scrambling to respond after the state's high court ruled (PDF) that -- in contrast to the way most other states handle the issue -- they can face unlimited liability for injuries to subcontractors' employees. The ruling "turned some 150 pending plaintiff's cases from losers to winners," says the injured worker's lawyer. (Connecticut Law Tribune; Construction Law Blog; Jordan Barab; ABC). Posted by Walter Olson at 11:19 AM | TrackBack (0) |
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