Supreme Court apologizes for delay of case

By: Scott Lauck February 25, 2009

Workers whose injuries are no longer addressed by the workers' compensation system have the right to sue their employers for recovery, a splintered Missouri Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. The decision, almost 15 months in the making, answered a lawsuit that challenged the constitutionality of the 2005 workers' compensation reform, which was among the major accomplishments of ...

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Supreme Court apologizes for delay of case

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