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Worker Cannot Challenge Terms of Settlement Agreement 20 Years After-the-Fact

By WorkCompCentral

Thursday, December 30, 2021 | 0

The Utah Court of Appeals ruled that a worker could not back out of a settlement she entered into more than two decades ago agreeing to accept monthly payments that were less than the statutory minimum rate for permanently and totally disabled workers and offset by half of her Social Security benefits. Case: Price v. Labor Commission, No. 20210026-CA, 12/16/2021, published. Facts: Zola Mae Price injured her back carrying linens to launder while working for motel owner Douglas Knell Enterprises Inc. Price’s injuries required surgery, and DKE paid temporary total disability benefits to ...

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