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Reimbursement not barred in ‘run-off’ scenario

Summary by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

The reimbursement exceptions in the Massachusetts workers’ compensation statute (G.L.c. 152, §§37 and 65) do not preclude an insurer in “run-off” from receiving second-injury reimbursements from the workers' compensation trust fund, the Supreme Judicial Court has ruled.

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Reimbursement not barred in ‘run-off’ scenario

The reimbursement exceptions in the Massachusetts workers’ compensation statute (G.L.c. 152, §§37 and 65) do not preclude an insurer in “run-off” from receiving second-injury reimbursements from the workers' compensation trust fund, the Supreme Judicial Court has ruled.

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Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, July 3, 2025.

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