Ohio Workers’ Compensation Trials Likely to Resume in 2021
By: Mark Barnes
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Under R.C. 4123.512, employers and claimants alike may appeal orders of the Industrial Commission regarding the allowance of a claim or condition to the common pleas courts. Once the court has jurisdiction over the case, the case proceeds like any other civil litigation.
Is the Ohio Industrial Commission Planning to Resume In-Person Hearings?
By: Mark Barnes
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Since the Spring of 2020, the Industrial Commission has conducted hearings by telephone in light of the continuing health pandemic caused by the spread of COVID-19. The Commission has yet to release any public statement about the resumption of in-person hearings.
Proposed Workers’ Compensation Coronavirus/COVID Legislation Stalled in Committee
By: Mark Barnes
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Shortly after the inception of the pandemic, Ohio state lawmakers got to work proposing legislation to cover coronavirus in the workplace. House Bills 571, 573, 605, 633, 667, and 668 propose amendments to the occupational disease provision of the workers’ compensation statute (4123.
Are Injuries Sustained at Home During Telework Compensable?
By: Mark Barnes
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Since the onset of the pandemic in the Spring of 2020, the Director of the Ohio Department of Health, through its orders, has encouraged employers to permit “as many employees as possible to work from home by implementing policies in areas such as teleworking and video conferencing.
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