He was the former Dean of both Yale Law School and New York Law School. NY Times obituary here, noting his work in labor law and constitutional law. (The obituary notes that there is renewed interest in the old Wellington & Winter argument about public labor unions, but neglects to mention that their predictions were falsified [scroll down to the comment by Professor Jacoby]!)
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