This book examines the origins of workers’ compensation and more importantly describes in rich detail the personalities, attorneys, commissioners and judges who made implementation of this law before the Industrial Accident Board an interesting tale.
One need not have practiced this area of law to enjoy this book.
A History of the First Century of the Massachusetts Industrial Accident Board and the Workers’ Compensation Act Written by Joseph F. Agnelli, Jr., Esquire, this book contains a comprehensive history of workers’ compensation in Massachusetts focusing on how our Industrial Accident Board was originally organized. The book profiles many of… Read More
Abstract Section I of this article explores the different avenues of intellectual property protection presently available for computer software here in the United States. Section II then discusses how the European Community has resolved the computer program crisis under European intellectual property law. Lastly, section III will illustrate why sui generis legislation… Read More