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State Supreme Court Restores Statutory Employer Doctrine
Two years ago, the state Superior Court decided the case of Patton v. Worthington Associates, 2012 Pa. Super 74 (March 27, 2012), which represented the most significant change to the statutory employer doctrine since the Supreme Court's seminal decision in the 1930 case of McDonald v. Levinson Steel, 153 A. 424 (Pa. 1930).Credentials of IRE Physician Successfully Challenged
Beginning with the original Gardner decision back in 2003, one of the sections of the Workers' Compensation Act most subject to appellate court review has been Section 306(a.2), dealing with impairment rating evaluations (IREs).Claimant's Testimony Sufficient for Ongoing Disability
While the recent opinions coming from the appellate courts have generally been favorable to the defense bar, a Commonwealth Court case just posted Wednesday, Pennsylvania Uninsured Employers Guaranty Fund (PUEGF) v. Workers' Compensation Appeal Board (Bonner and Fitzgerald), puts that trend on hold. In PUEGF, the court addressed a claimant's burden of proof in a claim petition.Physician-Patient Privilege in Workers' Comp Context Upheld
It is well settled that when an individual seeks compensation benefits under the Workers' Compensation Act, he or she exposes himself or herself to an exception to the physician-patient privilege.Injured Workers' Ability to Prove Abnormal Working Conditions
Proving work-related psychological injuries has always presented a unique challenge to the workers' compensation practitioner, as the burden of demonstrating a disability caused by a psychological or mental condition is more involved than that stemming from a physical injury.Injured Workers Losing Medical Battle? On Monday's 'The American Law Journal'
In a culture of settlement, are injured workers' medical benefits getting shoved aside?N.J. Justices: E-mails to Attorney From Work Computer Privileged
Does an employee have a right to privacy when communicating with her attorney while using her employer's computer? That was the question the New Jersey Supreme Court recently grappled with in Stengart v. Loving Care Agency Inc.Panel Revives Clerk's Suit Alleging Discrimination Over 'Tomboyish' Look
Brenna Lewis is an Iowa woman who describes her appearance as "slightly more masculine." Lewis prefers to wear loose-fitting clothing, including men's button-down shirts and slacks. She avoids makeup and wears her hair short. At times, Lewis has been mistaken for a male and referred to as "tomboyish." One of her supervisors allegedly characterized Lewis' look as "an Ellen DeGeneres kind of look."Manko Gold Helps Gain $4.5 Mil. to Redevelop Brownfield
Environmental boutique Manko Gold Katcher & Fox aided a real estate development client in securing $4.5 million in government funding and loans to redevelop a brownfield in Allentown.Clean Your Data to Support Member Retention and Growth
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