In Iowa Case Burden of Proof is Upon Injured Worker to Show that Greeting a Co-worker By …
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IOWA Injury vs Occupational Disease
How Would You Decide? Statutes of limitation for occupational disease vs. injury. When a disease …
May I borrow a Firefighter Por Favor
Question: Can the City of Hartford be reimbursed for outlay of workers’ comp …
Workers Comp Exclusivity Bar May Not Protect Employer in All Situations
An employee was injured when safety mat malfunctioned. Here's what happened: An employer …
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Bunkhouse Rule Whether Work Conditions Require Worker to Live In Bunkhouse
Lexis Nexis Workers Comp Law Center reports on the new South Carolina “bunkhouse” rule case. …
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Is Workers Comp Settlement Marital Property
How Would You Decide: Kentucky Court Finds Lump Sum Workers' Comp Settlement is Marital …
How Videotape Captured REAL Capabilities of Injured Worker
Videotape Evidence Undermines Tennessee EMT's Claim for Permanent Disability Here’s What …
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Subcontractor Workers Comp Claim vs Trade or Business Defense
How Would You Decide: Injured Subcontactor’s Lawsuit Against Oil Refinery Barred by …
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Is Injured Employee Allowed to Tell Jury He Was Not Collecting Workers Compensation
May Massachusetts Worker Tell Jury He Will Have to Repay Employer's Workers' Compensation …
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Early Arrival at Workplace Nixes Workers Comp Claim
How Would You Decide: Ohio Worker's Arrival at Work Site More than One and One-Half Hours Early …
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Is One-Arm Dusting Modified Duty Job Too Easy or Too Difficult
How Would You Decide: Florida Worker's Refusal of "Sheltered Employment" Was Not …
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Recovery Under Uninsured Motorist Coverage Against Workers’ Compensation Benefits Owed to Injured Worker
How Would You Decide: Mississippi Insurance Guaranty Association Is Not Entitled To Credit a …
Woman Injured While Cashing Paycheck on Paid Break Must Arise Out Of Employment
"Recreational Activity Injury" or "In the Course of Employment Injury" How Would You Decide: …
Woman Injured While Cashing Paycheck on Paid Break Must Arise Out Of EmploymentRead More
Can Wife of Defense Contractor Collect Workers Comp Under Defense Base Act for Husband’s Suicide in Iraq Resulting from PTSD?
How Would You Decide: Surviving Spouse of Defense Contractor's Employee in Iraq Fails to Establish …
A Work Comp Investigators Death Claim Depends On The Tools of His Trade
How Would You Decide: Death of Workers' Compensation "Private Eye" Did Not Arise Out of Nor Was it …
A Work Comp Investigators Death Claim Depends On The Tools of His TradeRead More
Temporary Workers On Out of Town Assignment Traveling in Rental Car Sustained Injury IS Compensable
How Would You Decide: Employee Injured During "Commute" While on Temporary Out-of-State Duty Is …
Dangerous Farm Equipment Kills Employee: Employer Does Not have Workers Compensation So Widow Seeks Third Party Recovery
How Would You Decide: Can uninsured employer seek contribution/indemnity from third part to …
ILLINOIS Supervisor Compensated for Recreational Injury
How Would You Decide: Illinois Fitness Supervisor's Injury Playing "Wallyball" Found Compensable …
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CALIFORNIA Are Injuries Sustained 130 Miles From Home En Route to Medical Visit Workers Comp
How Would You Decide: Here's what Tom Robinson, J.D., writer for Lexis Nexis Workers Comp Law …
Supervisor At US Airways May Be Held Personally Liable for Actions Taken Against Employee Exercising Work Comp Rights
How Would You Decide: Here's what Tom Robinson, J.D., writer for Lexis Nexis Workers Comp Law …
