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HB 611: Attorneys' Fees in Workers' Compensation Cases

GENERAL BILL by Taylor ; Ambler

Attorneys' Fees in Workers' Compensation Cases; Provides that finder of fact & law is not bound by provisions of state law relating to provision of indemnity or medical benefits for employment-related accidents or injuries when awarding attorney's fees in cases involving first responders; requires that finder of fact & law consider certain factors when awarding attorney's fees in such cases; provides statement of important state interest.

Effective Date: Upon becoming law
Last Action: 4/30/2010 House - Died in Committee on Governmental Affairs Policy (EDCA)
Bill Text: Web Page | PDF

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  • Bill History

    Date Chamber Action
    1/8/2010 House • Filed
    1/20/2010 House • Referred to Governmental Affairs Policy (EDCA); Insurance, Business, & Financial Affairs Policy (GGPC); Government Operations Appropriations (CGHC); General Government Policy Council
    3/2/2010 House • Introduced, referred to Governmental Affairs Policy (EDCA); Insurance, Business, & Financial Affairs Policy (GGPC); Government Operations Appropriations (CGHC); General Government Policy Council -HJ 00056
    4/30/2010 House • Died in Committee on Governmental Affairs Policy (EDCA)

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  • HB 611, Original Filed Version (Current Bill Version) Posted 1/8/2010 at 12:07 PM

    Bill Text:   Web Page | PDF
    Analyses:   None

    Related Bills (1)

    Bill Number Subject Filed By Relationship Last Action and Location
    S 2634 Attorney's Fees/Workers' Compensation Cases [CPSC] Smith Identical Last Action: 4/30/2010 S Died in Committee on Banking and Insurance
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    Citations - Statutes (1)

    Citation Catchline Location in Bill Location In Bill Help
    112.1815 Firefighters, paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and law enforcement officers; special provisions for employment-related accidents and injuries.

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