United States:
Jonathan Wolfert And Owen Wolfe Authored An Article In International Law Office
11 July 2017
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
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Jonathan Wolfert and Owen Wolfe authored a June 26 article in
International Law Office, "New York's scaffold law may not
impose strict liability." The article discusses a recent
decision by the New York Court of Appeals which indicates that the
common understanding of the New York scaffold law is wrong. You can
read the full article here.
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