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The right to control an individual’s actions in employer-employee relationship

Apr 10, 2019 12:27:30 PM / by Michelle Porro posted in Workers' Compensation

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The appellate court reviewed the essential factors for determining whether an individual is an employee versus an independent contractor in Agnes Skzubel v. IWCC, 01-09-0442WC. The initial question presented was whether Four M, which is in the business of distributing newspapers to stores and vendors for the Sun-Times, was an employer of Agnes Skzubel. The court answered in the affirmative.

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The Illinois Employee Act—Constitutional or not? An analysis of Bartlow v. Costigan

Apr 8, 2019 9:00:00 AM / by Michelle Porro posted in Workers' Compensation

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Can a petitioner waive the right to a Section 8(d)(2) wage differential absent a request by petitioner for a specific loss PPD award

Apr 3, 2019 12:49:29 PM / by Michelle Porro posted in Workers' Compensation

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Can Workers' Comp Carrier Misconduct Affect Right to Recovery

Apr 3, 2019 11:15:27 AM / by Michelle Porro posted in Workers' Compensation

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An analysis of In re Estate of Arnold Rexroad Sr.

Can a workers’ compensation carrier’s misconduct result in a forfeiture of their right to recovery under Section 5(b) of the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Act? The appellate court overruled the circuit court and decided that the facts in this case did not justify forfeiture of the 5(b) lien, however, it has happened in other states.

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