In a pair of unrelated and split decisions, the Court of Appeals has made it more difficult for some injured employees to obtain Workers' Compensation benefits, continuing a recent trend and rejecting the interpretations of the Third Department.
May 02, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – In a pair of unrelated and split decisions, the Court of Appeals has made it more difficult for some injured employees to obtain Workers’ Compensation benefits, continuing a recent trend and rejecting the more liberal interpretations of an upstate appellate panel.
The practical impact of the two rulings yesterday is that:
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