Legal and Regulatory
Workers’ Compensation Is Broader Than the Border
When undocumented workers get hurt on the job, their individual illegal status does not obviate a right to workers’ compensation benefits; it may, however, limit the benefits to which they are entitled.
By Amy Siegel Oran and Kristin E. Lechowicz
September 2, 2019
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by Amy Siegel Oran
Amy Siegel Oran concentrates her practice exclusively on workers' compensation defense.
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