In an unusually critical order for a workers' compensation case, an administrative law judge blasted a granite quarry's handling of the case of a worker who was left with a debilitating lung disease after years of working as a welder and mechanic.
June 28, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Correction appended below.
In an unusually critical order for a workers’ compensation case, an administrative law judge blasted a granite quarry’s handling of the case of a worker who was left with a debilitating lung disease after years of working as a welder and mechanic.
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