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Month: March 2023

Mar 27, 2023

Issue Commentary: Employer’s Liability for Post-Injury Medical Treatment

Issue Commentary: Employer’s Liability for Post-Injury Medical Treatment Issue Commentary: Employer’s Liability for Post-Injury Medical Treatment
Mar 23, 2023

Worker’s Failure to Accommodate Action is Not Barred by Exclusivity

Worker’s Failure to Accommodate Action is Not Barred by Exclusivity Worker’s Failure to Accommodate Action is Not Barred by Exclusivity
Case comment
Mar 21, 2023

Issue Commentary: Uber and Postmates Win Skirmish in California War Over Independent Contractor Status

Issue Commentary: Uber and Postmates Win Skirmish in California War Over Independent Contractor Status Issue Commentary: Uber and Postmates Win Skirmish in California War Over Independent Contractor Status
Issue commentary
Mar 20, 2023

Issue Commentary: PA’s Commonwealth Court Parses Words to Require Employer/Carrier to Pay for Medical Marijuana

Issue Commentary: PA’s Commonwealth Court Parses Words to Require Employer/Carrier to Pay for Medical Marijuana Issue Commentary: PA’s Commonwealth Court Parses Words to Require Employer/Carrier to Pay for Medical Marijuana
Issue commentary
Mar 14, 2023

California Appellate Court Reinstates Most of Proposition 22

California Appellate Court Reinstates Most of Proposition 22 California Appellate Court Reinstates Most of Proposition 22
Case comment
Mar 13, 2023

KY High Court Adopts New “Economic Realities” Test for Determining Employee Status

KY High Court Adopts New “Economic Realities” Test for Determining Employee Status KY High Court Adopts New “Economic Realities” Test for Determining Employee Status
Case comment
Mar 9, 2023

Strict Arkansas Statute Does Not Bar Recovery for Nurse’s Slip and Fall During Lunch Break

Strict Arkansas Statute Does Not Bar Recovery for Nurse’s Slip and Fall During Lunch Break Strict Arkansas Statute Does Not Bar Recovery for Nurse’s Slip and Fall During Lunch Break
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Mar 6, 2023

South Dakota Supreme Court Says Failure to Serve Department of Labor with Notice of Appeal is Jurisdictional

South Dakota Supreme Court Says Failure to Serve Department of Labor with Notice of Appeal is Jurisdictional South Dakota Supreme Court Says Failure to Serve Department of Labor with Notice of Appeal is Jurisdictional
Case comment
Mar 1, 2023

NY Claimant’s Verbal Statement to Assistant Manager Was Sufficient Notice to Employer

NY Claimant’s Verbal Statement to Assistant Manager Was Sufficient Notice to Employer NY Claimant’s Verbal Statement to Assistant Manager Was Sufficient Notice to Employer
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