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Injured worker "connected" to state he didn't work in
A superior court's ruling on what constitutes an employer's "principal place of business", in workers' comp cases, has removed some uncertainty from state-of-connection tests for all employers, Sparke Helmore Lawyers partner Joel Sheldrick says.
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