A Texas airline agent was suspended after being caught in a wild viral video trading blows with a woman. Reportedly, the customer yelled racial and homophobic slurs at him. The video of the incident is available on the internet. Nypost.com The video was remarkable. At one point, agent and the customer were separated by an… Continue reading COULD A SPIRITED FIGHT AT THE AIRPORT BE A WORK INJURY? INJURED WORKER IN THE NEWS, #56
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CAN THEY FILM ME? SUBROSA FILM, INJURED WORKERS, AND WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
A recent Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board Panel Decision, Juan Licea vs. Screwmatic ADJ10568300, provides many insights to Injured Workers as to how they may be videotaped by private investigators. The WCAB Licea Opinion contained interesting facts about filming. Film, in the legal world, is referred to as “Sub Rosa.” What Does The Licea Case Tell… Continue reading CAN THEY FILM ME? SUBROSA FILM, INJURED WORKERS, AND WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW