Read the Article by Dr. Spurlock, " lN, KY and TN: The Elusive Safety-Related Misconduct Defense for Workers' Comp Cleims," published in the Fall
201J/Winter 2012 edition of the American Bar Association's Tort Trial and
Insurance Practice Specialty's Workers' Comp and Employer's Liability Committee
Newsletter, After reading the article, construct a chart that compares the following issues in each of the states covered by the article:
Title:
Workers’ Compensation Analysis
Length:
1 pages
(326 Words)
Style:
N/A
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| Indiana | Kentucky | Tennessee |
Degree of Employee Culpability | Employee is said to have violated the safety rules if he knew about the rules but decided to go against them. | Employee is deemed to be at fault when he intentionally fails to adhere to the employer’s safety measures. | Employee is said to be at fault if there is evidence to proof that he willfully violated the safety rules. |
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