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NC Worker’s Tort Claim Against Insurer for Malicious Prosecution May Move Forward
While a workers’ compensation insurer generally enjoys the same sort of immunity from tort liability afforded the employer [see Larson’s Workers’ Compensation Law, § 100.01], there are limits to that immunity. A decision issued Tuesday illustrates those limits. There, the … Continue reading →
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