The Kansas Supreme Court has agreed to review a workers' compensation case that could potentially award more money to employees injured in the workplace.
The state's highest court will re-examine a three-judge panel's rulingΒ from last August that declared legislative changes made to the stateβs workersβ compensation system unconstitutional.
Six years ago, the Kansas Legislature rewrote the law so that workplace injuries would be assessed using the sixth edition of the American Medical Association Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment.
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