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Is anyone familiar with Tribal WC Rules and Laws in Oregon and how they work??? I have been looking for legal representation finally found atty in Salem and he has informed me he is no longer doing tribal law with no referral. Everyone I have talk to only does tribal gov. work for tribes. Nothing for employees of tribal corporations injured at work. They are insured and are pay medical what I want is help with is time lost and legal advise regarding settlement. I have spoken to WC Attys and as soon as I mention the words "tribal casino" they say "I can't help you, you need a Tribal Law Atty".
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04-06-2013, 12:43 AM
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Each tribe is an independent nation.
There is no one set of work injury rules.
You may have to get a copy of their work injury benefit plan from the tribal council.
It's possible they may have filed it with the state.
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(04-06-2013, 12:43 AM)1171 Wrote: Each tribe is an independent nation.
There is no one set of work injury rules.
You may have to get a copy of their work injury benefit plan from the tribal council.
It's possible they may have filed it with the state.
How would I go about getting a copy or requesting one? If file with the state what agency? WC? Thank you for your reply!!!!!
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04-06-2013, 11:39 AM
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(04-06-2013, 04:06 AM)"g Wrote: (04-06-2013, 12:43 AM)1171 Wrote: Each tribe is an independent nation.
There is no one set of work injury rules.
You may have to get a copy of their work injury benefit plan from the tribal council.
It's possible they may have filed it with the state.
How would I go about getting a copy or requesting one? If file with the state what agency? WC? Thank you for your reply!!!!!
start with the gaming commission
http://www.oregon.gov/osp/GAMING/pages/t...tacts.aspx
and then maybe the department of insurance.
their insurance carrier might also be a resource or as in my prior post check with the tribal council.
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