Work comp case similar to those thrown out by tort reform

The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday morning in a workers' compensation case that is likely to affect thousands of people. Mitchell Miller, an employee of the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission, suffered an on-the-job injury to his right knee. The crew chief for a group of road workers laying asphalt on Route N in Pike ...

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Case may help define workers’ comp law

Work comp case similar to those thrown out by tort reform

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