Does Employer-Furnished Housing Matter In A Workers’ Comp Case?

Joe works for a large apartment complex as a building engineer. The complex offers three-, two-and one-bedroom units for monthly rental rates of $3,000, $2,500 and $1,750, respectively. Joe is paid an annual salary of $52,000. In...

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A Truly Horrible Case Study Of An Assault In The Workplace-King v. DTH Contract Svcs

George King worked alone as the overnight attendant at an interstate highway rest stop. When not making the rounds or performing cleaning services, his employer required him to remain locked in his office. He was also required to make hourly...

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When Is An Accident Not An Accident Under Virginia Workers’ Comp Law?

Joe hurt his back several years ago while lifting a refrigerator in the course of his employment as an appliance deliverer. His injuries required surgery followed by several rounds of physical therapy. Eventually, Joe’s doctor released him from...

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