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Case Name	Webb v. San Luis Obispo Community College Dist.
Date	12/10/2007
Note	[Unpublished] A plaintiff may not sue for damages based on violation of the privacy clause of article I, section 1 of the California Constitution.
Citation	B195886
WCC Citation	WCC 32872007 CA

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OH - Occupational Therapist, Others Sentenced for Comp Fraud

01/24/2020 | 25 | 0

An occupational therapist in northeast Ohio has been barred from treating injured workers and was sentenced to five years' probation and a $2,500 fine after she pleaded guilty to billing for services she never provided. Susanna Freedman, of Euclid, pleaded guilty in Cuyahoga County last month, the result of a probe by the Bureau of Workers'... Read More

NJ - Murphy Signs Improved Amputation Benefits Bill

01/24/2020 | 20 | 0

Starting this week, workers who lose fingers, toes, hands or feet in a work accident will see improved benefits for the first time in years, after New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed the long-awaited “hand-foot” bill into law. Senate Bill 782, which increases benefits and duration of benefits for amputations, took effect immediately upo... Read More

OK - Commission Meets Monday to Discuss Fee Schedule Recommendations

01/24/2020 | 21 | 0

A consulting firm's deep dive into Oklahoma's medical fee schedule, underway for six months, will be unveiled Monday at a special meeting of the Workers' Compensation Commission. Consulting firm Fair Health was hired last year, in keeping with 2019 legislation that mandated the review because of concerns that the state's reimbursem... Read More

MN - Prosecutor: Fake Corporations for Fake Independent Contractors to Avoid Comp

01/23/2020 | 222 | 0 | 33 min read

A Minnesota construction company may have taken misclassification of workers to a new level, going so far as to create fake companies for workers so that they could be shown to be independent contractors. At a news conference Tuesday and in a news release, the Hennepin County prosecutor said that a man and his wife who run Merit Drywall ... Read More

WI - Senate Approves Expanded PTSD Bill for Some First Responders

01/23/2020 | 133 | 0 | 54 min read

The Wisconsin Senate has approved Senate Bill 511, which would make it easier for some first responders to qualify for workers' compensation benefits when diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. The bill now goes to the Assembly, where some public safety advocates hope volunteer and stand-alone emergency medical technicians can... Read More

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