Narcotics Agents, 403 U.S. 388 (1971), we held that individuals who have suffered a compensable injury through a violation of the rights guaranteed them by the Fourth Amendment may invoke the general federal question jurisdiction of the federal courts in a suit for damages.
Disability from occupationally induced allergies is compensable under Workers' Compensation law (Phillips et al. 1999).
By the early 20th century insurance companies recognized asbestos fabrication as among the occupations most dangerous to human health, and by the 1930s-that is to say, before the outbreak of World War II-workers' compensation systems listed asbestosis as a compensable condition.
He is then far worse off than others, but his bad fortune comes about through his own choice hence is not compensable according to Dworkinian equality of resources.
And they objected to the absence of any compensation for certain claims, for example, medical monitoring, compensable under the tort law of several States.
14 16 LA in HCWs is a compensable disease in South Africa in terms of the Compensation of Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act No. 130 of 1993.
For example, processes for establishing entitlement in some schemes can lead to poorer outcomes for those with compensable injuries due to difficulties in accessing financial compensation, treatment, and the resulting psychological distress [ 7].
We identify all new CTS claims (excluding those initially rejected by the DLI) rather than just compensable claims because the time to determination of claim compensability is much longer for CTS than for back claims and the majority of compensable CTS claims are not determined compensable at the time of the weekly new claims updates.
A compensable claim has been accepted for time-loss (work disability) compensation based on the worker missing 4 or more days of work due to the injury.
This study used compensation system data which could lead to selection bias, that is, compensable persons might not represent the broader injury population.
