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Traveling Injuries and Workers’ Compensation

Understand how workers' compensation in the state of Georgia works in the case of traveling injuries.

Payments for Pre-Existing Injuries: The Missouri Second Injury Fund

The Second Injury workers compensation fund is a great resource to have. However, it is often more complicated than a normal workers compensation case.

Pregnant Social Worker Sues Former Employer For Abusive Termination

Blog post about a pregnant woman sued her former employer for wrongful termination.

Worker's Compensation Not Undermined by Employee's Contract

Blog post about a case involving a claim for worker's compensation and the rights of employees in employment contracts.

Board of Ed. Terminates Tenured Teacher For Sexual Misconduct

Blog post about a tenured teacher who appealed his firing for sexual harassment of students.

Custodian's Threat Too Severe to Justify Reinstatement, Says Court

Blog post about a former custodian who seeks to appeal his firing for sending threatening letters to city officials.

Court Lacks Jurisdiction in First Year Teacher's Termination

Blog post about a first year teacher who was fired and brought suit seeking to appeal the firing.

Athletic Director's Claim for Wrongful Discharge Undermined by At-Will Employment

Blog post about a school athletic director who was unable to sue for wrongful termination because of his status as an "at-will" employee.

Termination of Autism Paraprofessionals Violates Public Policy, Says Court

Blog post about a termination of autism paraprofessionals that was found to have been a violation of public policy.

Former Teacher Claims School Ordered Him to Falsify Records

Blog post about a teacher suing his former employer for firing him after he allegedly was ordered to falsify student records and he refused.

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