An 83-year-old Home Depot Worker died six weeks after sustaining a work injury. He had been shoved to the ground by a serial shoplifter while apparently trying to stop a theft. The Home Depot Worker sustained injuries as a result of the shove and he lived for 5 weeks before passing. The medical examiner has… Continue reading 83-Year-Old Home Depot Employee Death: Injured Workers in the News #72
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DID HOSPITAL WORKER’S GROIN INJURY RESULT IN AN INDUSTRIAL DEATH CLAIM? INJURED WORKER IN THE NEWS, #52
A Hospital Worker tragically died. Law enforcement considers the death to be a homicide. The alleged cause for the homicide was a kick in the groin. Do the facts give rise to legitimate workers’ compensation work-related death claim? It is reported as follows: a Hospital Worker had an altercation with a patient. A mental health… Continue reading DID HOSPITAL WORKER’S GROIN INJURY RESULT IN AN INDUSTRIAL DEATH CLAIM? INJURED WORKER IN THE NEWS, #52