Auxier v. Woodward State Hospital-School

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• concluding a claimant’s interest in workers’ compensation benefits constitutes a property right an employer cannot terminate without prior notice
• finding workers’ compensation claimants are entitled to notice which, among other things, states the contemplated time of the termination of benefits, which shall occur not less than thirty days following the notice
• “We hold, on the basis of fundamental fairness, due process demands that, prior to termination of workers compensation benefits, except where the claimant has demonstrated recovery by returning to work, he or she is entitled to a notice . . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).