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Worker Seriously Injured in Construction of ASU Sun Devil Stadium

The Arizona State University Sun Devil Stadium is currently undergoing a major renovation project. According to a recent news feature from The Arizona Republic, a construction worker was seriously injured when he fell approximately 30 feet from scaffolding while working at the jobsite. Authorities say he injured his head, chest,…

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Alleged Sexual Assault of Worker at Mass Doughnut Shop

According to recent news from the Boston Globe, an employee was the victim of an alleged sexual assault while working at a doughnut shop in Norwood. She had been employed at the shop for less than 14 days when the alleged assault occurred. The alleged assault happened on December 6,…

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OSHA Fines Amazon for Not Reporting Workplace Injures

The United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is responsible for investigating workplace accidents, especially ones in which a worker is killed on the job, and determining if an employer is in violation of workplace safety regulations. If the employer is deemed to have committed safety violations, OSHA can…

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Five Workers Hospitalized After Fire at Quincy Water Treatment Plant

A fire at a sewage treatment facility in Quincy resulted in five workers being hospitalized for smoke inhalation. According to a recent news article from ABC News Boston, the fire started deep underground in a system designed to reduce the odor of air being released into the local community. While…

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Fitzgerald v. Walmart: Workers’ Compensation Appeals

While there are a lot of cases involving denial of workers’ compensation benefits that are appealed to a United States District Court or United States Court of Appeals, most of them deal with particular factual issues. However, every once in a while, a decision about a workers’ compensation issue is…

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Big Party for the Workers’ Compensation Industry Highlights Systemic Problems

You have probably heard about other large industries with nicknames like Big Oil and the Military Industrial Complex. According to a recent news feature from the Pacific Standard, the lesser-known workers’ compensation industrial complex is a real thing. Recently, those in industry held a convention formally known as the National…

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Woman Sues for Discrimination Related to Workers’ Compensation Claim

According to a recent news feature from the West Virginia Record, a woman is suing her employer for allegedly discriminating against her for filing a workers’ compensation claim. This claimant is a certified nursing assistant who was working in that capacity when she injured her lower back. She injured her…

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Anti-Opioid Implant has Workers’ Compensation Firm Worried about Costs

According to a recent news feature from Business Insurance, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has just voted to approve medical implant device designed to help patients fight addiction to opioids. This implant, which was designed by two drugmakers working on a joint project, is implanted during a…

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Company Managers Arrested in Connection with Employee Death

In the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, along with the rest of the nation, the workers’ compensation system is designed in such a way the claimant does not have to prove he or she was injured on the job as a result of the negligence of his or her employer, as it…

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