Substantial reason supported a Department of Business and Consumer Affairs' decision that a costlier classification code applied to a business, an Oregon appellate court ruled. Case: TTC v. DCBS, No. A138812, 06/16/10. Published.Facts: The Trading Company (TTC) manufactures steel replacement parts used in heavy machinery. Its workers' compensation insurer classified its business by a code that applies to businesses engaged in the fabrication of "structural" steel, Code 3030. The code is significant because it dictates the amount of premium that TTC must pay. TTC's prior code ...
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