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5/20/2000 12:00:00 AM

Montana Employment Law Letter

Montana Employment Law Letter

The Montana Supreme Court has come up with a new twist to the Montana Workers' Compensation Act. Now the employer may have an obligation to preserve machinery or equipment involved in an employee's injury. Failure to do so can result in liability. You can read about the details in "Don't Touch That Machine," an article written by Holland & Hart employment lawyer Jeanne Bender and published in the Montana Employment Law Letter.

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