The Michigan Supreme Court's decision striking down the governor's executive orders during the pandemic means frontline workers probably will no longer enjoy a rebuttable presumption that a COVID-19 illness was work-related.
And employers may be able to revisit some COVID claims that have already been paid.
That's the potential result of a state Supreme Court decision, announced last week, that nullified the governor's series of executive orders on COVID-19 procedures, said insurance groups and comp attorneys.
The state's high court, answering a q...
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