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<em>Miller v. Northside Danzi Construction Company</em>: Immunity, the Contractor-Under Clause and Alaska's Workers' Compensation Act
In Miller v. Northside Danzi Construction Co., "the Alaska Supreme Court held that a general contractor," required by Alaska's Workers' Compensation Act to pay compensation to an uninsured subcontractor's injured employee, is not immune from liability at common law for the same injuries. Interpretin
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