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Washington's Industrial Safety Regulations: The Trend Towards Greater Protection for Workers
This Article argues in support of the trend towards greater protection for workers through the deterrent factor of certain civil liability for WISHA violations resulting in injury. The Article begins by charting the evolution of Washington law on this issue. It then describes the current state of th
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