BRADLEY WESTPHAL, PETITIONER, V. CITY OF ST. PETERSBURG, ETC., RESPONDENTS
Case No.: SC13-1930
Coral Gables attorney Richard Sicking says the Florida Supreme Court is looking at two conflicting workers' compensation questions without an answer: How much do injured people need, and how much can society afford to pay them?
March 10, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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BRADLEY WESTPHAL, PETITIONER, V. CITY OF ST. PETERSBURG, ETC., RESPONDENTS
Case No.: SC13-1930
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