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 The Construction &
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compensation law. Edited by Henry Melchor, Esq., the
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(Spring 2013)
Summary of Decisions and
Statutes
- Insurance
- Labor Law §§ 200, 240,
241
- Mechanic's Liens and Trust Claims
- Principal and Surety
- Subcontractors
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