If you're faced with having to file and prove an occupationally induced injury, do not despair, say Robert M. Capuano and Arthur H. Kravitz. Occupational claims are just as valid as accidental ones, and with the appropriate planning and gathering of proof, they are as welcomed under workers' compensation laws as accidental claims. To better understand how occupational claims are treated today, Capuano and Kravitz explain the origin and transformation of that law over the past 90 years.
November 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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