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Showing posts with label Uninsured employer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Uninsured employer. Show all posts

Monday, April 15, 2019

Payment under section 20 invokes the exclusivity bar even if the employer is uninsured


A lump sum payment under Section 20 of the New Jersey Workers’ Compensation law is deemed to be an employee’s complete surrender of rights and therefore it is the exclusive remedy and bars a negligence action.

Monday, November 25, 2013

Illinois Employer to Pay $10K Penalty for Lack of Workers’ Comp Insurance

Today's post was shared by votersinjuredatwork and comes from www.insurancejournal.com

An uninsured employer in Illinois has pled guilty to a Class 4 felony for refusing to obtain workers’ compensation insurance, the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission announced.
John Linek, individually and as president of SMS Logistics of Chicago, has been ordered to pay a $10,000 penalty for refusing to obtain workers’ compensation insurance.
The IWCC’s Insurance Compliance Unit had been requesting compliance with the Act from this trucking firm since 2010.
In August 2013, the Compliance Division obtained a felony conviction against Ahmed Ghosien, d/b/a Ghosien European Auto Werks in Hometown. Ghosien pled guilty to a Class 4 felony for failing to obtain workers’ compensation insurance.
The IWCC’s Insurance Compliance Unit worked with the Cook County Sheriff’s Office and the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Special Prosecutions Division to obtain the conviction.
Again, the Insurance Compliance Unit had worked on the case since 2010.
Both of these individuals were given many opportunities to obtain insurance before charges were filed, but they persistently refused, the IWCC said.
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