City pays judgment years after noted work comp ruling

By: Scott Lauck July 22, 2016

Four and a half years after winning a landmark workers’ compensation case, a Kansas City municipal worker has gotten the city to pay the judgment. In December 2011, Richard Robinson won a $990,000 judgment against a fellow employee, Cheryl Hooker, who mishandled a high-pressure hose and blinded his right eye in 2007. Robinson received an award through ...

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City pays judgment years after noted work comp ruling

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