April 2010

Mangers Break the Law in Denying WC Benefits

Two former managers of a California Company were arrested for allegedly covering up and discouraging Worker’s Compensation Claims by injured workers. Allegations include but are not limited to claims that the managers in question attended injured workers’ examinations and attempted to influence the doctor’s diagnoses and treatment. The two men will be sentenced in May

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Treatment Center Kills Man with Lethal Drug Overdose

The Raleigh News & Observer reports that a man being treated in a state-run drug treatment center in Butner, NC, after staff members gave him a lethal dose of methadone. The story took a frightening turn when we learned that there was no reason for the man to have been prescribed methadone in the first

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Ohio Upholds Limits on Lawsuits by Workers

The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a 2005 law restricting an employee’s right to sue his employer.  The law requires that an injured work prove that an employer acted “deliberately” in causing an accident.  http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389×7994686 Ohio law is similar to North Carolina’s.  A worker injured in North Carolina is also barred from suing his employer directly

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