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Florida's Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday that a man had to wait 10 months for emergency bladder surgery because of delays by his employer's workers' compensation insurer, which he claims aggravated his condition and caused him emotional distress. The key issue is whether injured workers can sue employers or workers' comp carriers for egregious conduct -- despite a statute establishing the administrative workers' comp system as the sole remedy for work-related injury claims.
November 10, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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