A Treatise Upon the Employers Liability Act, 1880

This seminal work on employers' liability law remains an essential resource for legal professionals and scholars alike. Alfred Henry Ruegg provides a detailed analysis of the 1880 act, highlighting its strengths and weaknesses and offering practical advice for litigants and judges. His thoughtful and nuanced approach paved the way for decades of legal scholarship on this important area of law.

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