The attorney for a woman who saw a co-worker stabbed in their workplace urged the justices of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court last week to uphold an award of workers' compensation benefits for the mental injury she claims to have suffered as a result of watching the attack. Both employees were off-duty and sitting in the company's restaurant when the incident took place. The employer claims the injury had nothing to do with the claimant's job.
October 28, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The attorney for a woman who saw a co-worker being stabbed intheir workplace urged the justices of the Pennsylvania Supreme Courtlast week to uphold an award of workers’ compensation benefits for themental injury she claims to have suffered as a result of watching theattack.
Both employees were off-duty and sitting in the company’srestaurant when the incident took place.
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