The Blue Ribbon Commission on Worker\u27s Compensation Reform yesterday held firm for allowing with more than 15 percent total body impairment to collect benefits for an indefinite period. The Maine Legislature\u27s Labor Committee had proposed allowing such benefits for only seven percent impairment. Under existing law, all workers with permanent partial injuries obtain up to 10 years of benefits. With a related article
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Berkowitz and Burton provide a detailed examination of the adequacy and equity of permanent partial ...
In Stevens v. Director, Office of Workers\u27 Compensation Programs, the Ninth Circuit held that an ...
The Maine Workers\u27 Compensation Board, composed of four management and four labor representatives...
LD 1913, a recently passed bill that restructures Maine\u27s workers compensation laws, was a compro...
News piece on the legislative debate over Maine\u27s workers\u27 compensation law. In February, th...
INJURED WORKERS\u27 BENEFITS. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Establishes rights for injured wo...
WORKERS\u27 COMPENSATION. BENEFIT AND ELIGIBILITY RESTRICTIONS. INITIATIVE STATUTE. Requires employe...
Detailed article on legislative proposals to correct Maine workers\u27 compensation and the need for...
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court yesterday ruled that workers who were disabled on the job before th...
COMPENSATION FOR INJURED WORKERS. LIMITS ON ELIGIBILITY FOR BENEFITS, MEDICAL TREATMENT. INITIATNECO...
The Act adds stroke to the definition of injury for the purposes of workers\u27 compensation, and ...
COMPENSATION FOR INJURED WORKERS. ELIGIBILITY AND BENEFIT LIMITS. INITIATNE STATUTE. To receive work...
The Maine Senate approved a bill to overturn a 1992 Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruling that curbed ...
Cover Story piece on the debate over workers\u27 compensation benefits in Maine prompted by the Mai...
WORKERS\u27 COMPENSATION. BENEFITS INCREASE FOR WORKER INJURIES. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT...
Berkowitz and Burton provide a detailed examination of the adequacy and equity of permanent partial ...
In Stevens v. Director, Office of Workers\u27 Compensation Programs, the Ninth Circuit held that an ...
The Maine Workers\u27 Compensation Board, composed of four management and four labor representatives...