last injurious exposure rule
- It is a law that assigns responsibility for workers' compensation to the final business to employ a worker who became disabled due to harm or conditions accumulated under more than one back-to-back employers
- Under the last injurious exposure rule, the company where the employee last worked is held accountable for workers' compensation.
- The last injurious exposure rule ensures that the final employer is liable for the disability of the employee, not the previous ones.
- The courthouse utilized the last injurious exposure rule in the case of a worker who reported injuries under two consecutive employers.
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