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        "uri": "/2012/11/19/ruling-by-florida-appeals-court-could-expand-protections-for-workers-comp-claimants/",
        "title": "Ruling by Florida Appeals Court Could Expand Protections for Workers’ Comp Claimants",
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        "summary": "By Florida law, unsuccessful parties in court cases are held responsible for the litigation and related costs of the prevailing partyand a recent ruling by Floridas First District Court of Appeals raises questions about whether that statute might deny injured workers their right to bring suit in Workers Compensation cases....",
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