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Christina Lumbreras
            Columnist

2012-04-12
Can journeyman collect permanent total disability under the odd-lot doctrine?
A heating, ventilation and air conditioning journeyman was installing ductwork through a vaulted ceiling, which required him to stand and move about on two-inch wide trusses. He lost his footing and fell nine feet to the concrete floor, landing on his tailbone. MORE

2012-03-29
Is bailiff's accident driving home to change clothes compensable?
A bailiff at a courthouse arrived at work and realized that he was wearing a Christmas tie. He believed the tie was inappropriate for work because he was supposed to wear a blue tie. MORE

2012-03-15
Are worker's psychological problems after sexual harassment compensable?
A cafeteria worker at a college began receiving inappropriate sexual comments from her supervisor a few years after she started working. He allegedly also made similar comments to other workers. MORE

2012-03-01
Do worker's opioids make her permanently and totally disabled?
She argues that opioid dependence took away her ability to drive to work. But will the courts agree? MORE

2012-02-16
Is Worker an Employee of a Homeowner?
The following case attempts to answer the age-old question: Just what makes someone an independent contractor? MORE

2012-02-02
Is a company owner entitled to benefits for car accident?
When business dovetails with a hunting trip, an injury's compensibility is questioned. MORE

2012-01-19
Golf Ball to the Head Not Compensable
Is officer entitled to compensation for injury at charity golf tournament? MORE

2012-01-05
Is a hairdresser considered an employee of a nursing home?
A hairdresser works as an independent contractor with a nursing home. When she's injured, does the nursing home have to pay workers' comp? MORE

2011-12-15
Did a laborer's fall from bridge arise out of his employment?
A worker with marajuana and cocaine in his system fell from a bridge while on the job. Is he entitled to benefits? MORE

2011-12-08
Can a mechanic's dyslexia toll the statute of limitations for his claim?
How can dyslexia be measured in the workers' comp arena? MORE

2011-12-01
Can a Colorado-based worker collect benefits in Ohio for an accident in Cincinnati?
Does traveling to a different state for work mean you can file a workers' comp claim there? MORE

2011-11-10
Can an out-of-state worker bring a claim in her home state?
After a work-related injury, which state will allow a workers comp claim? MORE

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