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After I suffered severe injuries to my back and knee in a fall at a construction site, Brad Crosta successfully pursued a novel legal theory on my behalf. My employer, a subcontractor on the job site, was immune from liability under workers compensation laws, but Brad believed that the general contractor owed a duty of safety to all workers on the site. The Superior Court disagreed, and dismissed my case. The judge ruled that the general contractor was not responsible for enforcing...Read the full review
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