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Feb 14, 2023

Employer-Sponsored Travel to U.S. Consulate to Obtain H-26 Visa Does Not Create Employment Relationship

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A Louisiana appellate court affirmed a decision by a state Workers’ Compensation Judge that dismissed three consolidated workers’ compensation claims filed by Mexican nationals who sustained injuries in a vehicle...

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