The majority wrote that the dissenting judges' determination 'would eviscerate the entire [Medical Marijuana Act].'
March 20, 2023 at 03:36 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Pennsylvania workers’ compensation claimants may now seek reimbursement for the cost of medical marijuana used to treat work-related injuries, thanks to a precedential ruling entered by the Commonwealth Court.
A split en banc panel determined March 17 that an employer’s failure to pay its employee back for out-of-pocket marijuana costs violated the Workers’ Compensation Act.
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