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WV Court Determines Special Employment Status for Workers’ Compensation Immunity

02 Jul, 2012 WorkersCompensation.com

The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia recently decided that a second employer can be considered a “special employer” giving rise to special employment status for workers' compensation immunity purposes. The specific issue of […]

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