The Legal Intelligencer
...completed her education at a technical institute and was a personal care worker at an assisted living facility. Child's paternal grandfather, who...
...Section 481(b) of the Workers' Compensation Act on the...Essex Crane Rental, a 1993 Pennsylvania Superior Court decision in which...
...Regardless of your area of specialty, your existing inventory may contain potential workers' compensation and Social Security disability cases. Developing the ability to identify...
... publishes a listing of Pennsylvania's minority- and women-owned...and Insurance Practice Section (TIPS) workers' compensation and employers liability law...
...acts of its agent. It has long been established in Pennsylvania that an employer can be liable for the acts of its employees...
...The Shavertown McDonald's forces workers to be paid only one...McDonald's locations throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania. Filed in Luzerne...
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...for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania held that a supervisor's...dispute with a male co-worker. She, alone, was criticized for...
There are several federal laws in place to protect pregnant women and women with newborns in the workplace. Over time, the laws have become more expansive so as to not only prevent discrimination bas
...the staff, alleged that Saundra Davis, a catering specialist, and another co-worker created a hostile work environment through physical acts and racial harassment. After...
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