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A Study in Juristic Realism: The Historical Development and Interpretation of Construction Industry Indemnification Clauses in Washington
This Article develops how Washington courts historically have interpreted construction industry indemnification clauses. The Article first addresses the substantive and the primary issue of liability, vel non, under construction industry indemnification provisions. After offering a historical analys
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