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Ohio Commission Erred in Assessing Penalties Against Employer for Safety Violations
A worker, who sustained severe injuries, including a left-hand amputation and major depressive disorder, while performing routine maintenance on the employer’s conveyor belt system, is not entitled to additional compensation for his employer’s alleged violation of a specific safety requirement … Continue reading
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NJ High Court Strikes Down Employment Contract Clauses Waiving Third-Party Claims
Yesterday, in an eagerly awaited decision, Vitale v. Schering-Plough Corp., Case No. A-20-16 (Dec. 11, 2017), the Supreme Court of New Jersey held that a disclaimer in an employment agreement in which the employee prospectively waives third-party claims against the … Continue reading
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Massachusetts Retaliatory Discharge Statute Protects Employee’s Right to Sue Employer in Tort
A provision of the Massachusetts Workers’ Compensation Act (Act), Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 152, § 75B(2), and not the common law, affords an employee who was injured on the job and incurred a loss of earning capacity from the injury … Continue reading →
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