New Jersey Law Journal
...34;intentionally caused" by the employer. In the seminal cases of Millison v. E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., 501 A.2d...
Is the"?formidable standard" of the Millison test -- the shield against causes of action brought by injured workers against their employers -- in fact the "impossible standard"
... Is the “formidable standard” of the Millison test -- the shield against causes of action brought by injured workers...
...exclusivity requirement. Neither the conduct nor the context prongs of the Millison substantial-certainty test is satisfied here. Thus, the act's statutory...
...to satisfy the "substantial certainty" test first established by Millison v. E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., 101 N...
The state Supreme Court is deciding whether OSHA's citing of an employer for "willful violation" of its regulations is enough to surmount the workers' compensation bar, thus allowing suit by an emplo
The continued viability of New Jersey's workers' compensation scheme is dependent on the courts' ability to maintain a balance of sacrifices between employer and employee in addressing ongoing challe
...quot; was first addressed by the New Jersey Supreme Court in Millison v. E.I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co . The Court...
Unpublished state and federal court decisions
Unpublished state and federal court decisions
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