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...Wilson suffered only soft tissue injuries to his mid-back in the 2009 accident and had not missed any work because of them. ...
..., chair of the personal injury practice at Archer &...oversee the task force's work on corporate governance issues related...
...causes the most significant consumer injuries. We are looking hard at...great deal of the investigatory work previously done by the division...
...under the Workers' Compensation Act. Generally, injuries suffered by employees commuting to and from work are not compensable under the act, the court...
...Type of Action: Fair Labor Standards Act. Injuries: Lost wages. Plaintiffs Counsel: Peter Winebrake, Winebrake...
...memo also said Dorsey is limited from her injuries in her daily living and efforts to work and that she cannot help out around her...
...trip to the emergency room May 18, 2012. She was out of work until May 23, 2012, according to the complaint. Angeline said...
...disclosure of that information shows that GHPI could have discovered its alleged injuries if it had asked, according to Baylson's November opinion. ...
...The injury could be from a motor-vehicle accident, a fall or any other source of physical trauma, such as repetitive stresses at work. Such...
...where she was working. Bowman sued Sunoco for damages related to her injuries, but Sunoco secured a judgment on the pleadings in the Philadelphia Court...
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