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<em>Glass v. Stahl Specialty Company</em>: Reconciling Third Party's Contribution Rights with Employer's Immunity under Workers' Compensation
This note argues that the correct resolution of the tension between the employer’s immunity and the third party’s right of contribution requires balancing the interests of all parties. The employer has an interest in retaining the workers’ compensation law’s exclusive no-fault recovery system; the
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