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Primarily because of the employer’s ownership and control of the availability and use of its trucks, the decedent driver of a tow truck was an employee at the time of his work-related fatality.
The decedent’s fiancé filed a fatal claim petition, alleging the decedent was working for the employer as a tow truck o
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Act 111 applies to injuries that occurred prior to its enactment and that the employer is credited for payment of pre-Act 111 temporary total disability benefits and partial disability benefits relative to their obligations under Act 111 for IREs.
The claimant sustained a work injury on August 13, 2014.
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The New Jersey Appellate Division affirms two decisions: A win for each side.
In Pilone v. Cnty. of Middlesex, the petitioner appealed the dismissal of her workers’ compensation claim.
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Applying the 1989 version of the workers’ compensation statute of limitations law for the right to remedial care relating to insertion or attachment of prosthetic device.
The claimant was injured in early 1990, therefore, the 1989 version of the workers’ compensation law was at play.
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Special Workers’ Compensation Alert - Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Superior Court issued an important decision on May 13, 2021, in the matter of Mercer v.
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Covid-19 Meets Extraordinary Circumstances Test, Permitting the Filing of a Late Notice of Tort Claim
Bernard Waddell was an employee of Hudson County, New Jersey
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