Employers Mutual Companies v. Skilling

How courts have described this case

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• holding that it is the particular province of the courts to resolve questions of law such as the one presented on coverage of workers’ compensation insurance policy; administrative agencies are given wide latitude in resolving factual issues but not in resolving matters of law
• holding that it is the particular province of the courts to resolve questions of law such as the one presented on coverage of workers’ compensation insurance policy; administrative agencies are given wide latitude in resolving factual issues but not in resolving matters of law
• holding that it is the particular province of the courts to resolve questions of law such as the one presented on coverage of workers’ compensation insurance policy; administrative agencies are given wide latitude in resolving factual issues but not in resolving matters of law
• construing statute to allow concurrent jurisdiction for Commission and circuit courts over question under the Act
• construing statute to allow concurrent jurisdiction for Commission and circuit courts over question under the Act
• stating Illinois circuit courts have original jurisdiction over all justiciable matters

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