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Heller v. Pennsylvania League of Cities

12/18/2020
a distinction without consequence and we fail to see how it demonstrates that the coverage is not illusory. Workers' compensation covers injury illness or disease sustained during or arising out of employment.24 Workers' compensation pays for an injured individual's medical expenses and in

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Glover v. State, Dep't of Transportation

12/18/2020
state employees under a single compensable system. AMHS crew and a small number of other ship based personnel are the only state employees presently authorized to file a direct civil negligence action against their employer for on-the-job injury or illness." On February 6 2004 after the

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Godfrey v. State

12/18/2020
component of the test remains a part of our Iowa law on standing but only as an alternative to the personal-interest component of the test. A consequence of identifying alternative tests under our first element of standing is that it is unnecessary for us to continue to consider standing involving

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Burton v. Hilltop Care Center

12/18/2020
JULIE K. BURTON Appellant v. HILLTOP CARE CENTER and IOWA LONG TERM CARE RISK MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION Appellees. No. . Supreme Court of Iowa.

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Dial v. State of Wyoming

12/18/2020
the opinion of the Court; GOLDEN J. files a dissenting opinion. KITE Chief Justice. ¶ 1 After suffering a compensable work injury Donald Dial applied for permanent partial disability PPD benefits in accordance with the Wyoming Workers' Safety and Compensation Act. The Workers

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Lang v. Erlanger Tubular Corp.

12/18/2020
of condition for the worse under section 43C of the Workers' Compensation Act Okla. Stat. tit. 85 §§ 1 through 211 2001 & Supp. 2008. This Court determines that the worker's request was time barred. ¶2 Claimant Robert Lang suffered a compensable injury to his knee on

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OakleyEdward

06/01/2010
consequence that flows from an injury that arose out of and in the course of the claimant's employment is compensable unless caused by an independent intervening accident that breaks the chain of causation between a work related injury and an ensuring disability or injury. Teska vs. Industrial Comm'n. 266 III

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OrtizJohn

11/01/2014
. Respondent is entitled to a credit of 0 under Section 8j of the Act. See AX. ORDER As explained in the Arbitration Decision Addendum Petitioner failed to establish that he sustained a compensable low back injury as a result of the accident on April23 2012 and he further failed to establish a causal

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KeithSherry

12/01/2010
"dependency." At the outset of the arbitration hearing the parties confirmed that the issues in dispute were accident causal connection and "dependency." On September 21 2009 Arbitrator Kinnaman filed a decision finding the claim compensable. The Arbitrator found that Petitioner was the decedent's

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RodriguezAndres

06/01/2022
be borne by industry and not by the individuals whose misfortunes arise out of the industry nor by the public. Every injury sustained in the course of the employee's employment which causes a loss to the employee should be compensable. Shell Oil v. 22IWCC0233 Industrial Commn 2 Ill.2"4 590

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