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Workers’ Compensation Claim in New England Court

Each winter, many people in Boston will head north to go skiing in Vermont and Maine.  Many will drive a couple of hours north to the big ski areas in southern Vermont like Stratton, and others will drive a bit farther up to Killington, which is a larger mountain and…

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Workers Hurt in Fall on Icy Parking Lot Eligible for Workers’ Compensation

When we think of workers’ compensation, we typically think of someone getting hurt once he or she is already at work or on-the-clock.  There has been significant litigation about what happens when worker is injured on his or her way home from work or his or her way to work,…

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Two Demolition Workers Injured in Quincy Job Site Accident

Investigators are working to piece together what happened to cause two workers to suffer serious on-the-job injuries during a demolition project in Quincy, Massachusetts. According to The Boston Globe, these workers were helping do a complete demolition of the once historic Wollaston Theatre. Authorities say that the local fire inspectors have warned…

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U.S. Steel Drops Injury Reporting Punishments

The U.S. Department of Labor recently reached an agreement with U.S. Steel Corp. in which the company agrees to drop its policy of mandating workers immediately report injuries or illnesses or else face swift and severe punishment.  The problem was not so much that the company required workers to report…

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OSHA’s Anti-Retaliation Enforcement Delayed

Employers in Boston and throughout the U.S. will have additional time to make sure they are compliant with the new anti-retaliation rules handed down by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). The agency recently announced it would delay its enforcement of the action, which will have an impact on…

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Report: Massachusetts Demolition Workers Injured

Demolition workers helping to tear down the former Wollaston Theatre in Quincy, Mass. were seriously injured after they became trapped when a wall fell on top of them.  According to Masslive.com, the incident happened just south of Boston at a place that was once known by locals as, “The Wolly.” It…

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Chilean Soccer Fan Allegedly Runs Down Boston Highway Worker and Flees Scene

According to a recent news feature from the Boston Herald, a Chilean soccer fan who had been watching the international competition was arrested after he had allegedly hit a construction worker in Boston’s Ted Williams Tunnel and then fled the scene. Police say that when they caught up with the…

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Worker Injured in Crane Accident at Medford-Everett Border

According to a recent news feature from News 7 Boston, a worker was injured on the Medford-Everett line when a crane flipped over completely.  Authorities say the project was located at the border between the two Boston area suburbs at a bridge along the Revere Beach Parkway just north of…

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