Houston Contracting, Inc. v. Phillips
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MOORE, Justice.
Houston Contracting, Inc.’s appeal is the most recent of a long succession of legal and administrative actions pertaining to the amount of workers’ compensation benefits to which Richard L. Phillips, a heavy duty mechanic who was injured while working for Houston, is entitled. The issues in this case fall into two categories: those requiring interpretation of benefit computation statutes; and those pertaining to the authority of the Alaska Workers’ Compensation Board to condition workers’ compensation benefits upon the beneficiary’s cooperation with rehabilitation orders.
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- Delaney v. Alaska AirlinesAlaska Supreme Court · 1985
- Land & Marine Rental Co. v. RawlsAlaska Supreme Court · 1984
- Drickersen v. Drickersen Ex Rel. DrickersenAlaska Supreme Court · 1979
- Johnson v. Rca-Oms, Inc.Alaska Supreme Court · 1984
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