The Legal IntelligencerThis article addresses the complex and sometimes confusing interplay between Pennsylvania workers' compensation benefits and Pennsylvania unemployment compensation benefits and, specifically, what ef
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...denied. Plaintiffs sought to discover from defendant Right Aid Corporation materials that Rite Aid generated as part of its internal analysis regarding the...
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Practitioners should critically review all Notification of Workers' Compensation Benefits Offset forms (LIBC 761) prepared due to a claimant's receipt of pension benefits
...that doesn't seem remarkable. He had been general counsel at Rite Aid Corporation for three-and-a-half decades, and even though he had...
...closely as the trial for Rite Aid's former vice chairman and...
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