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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday, April 13, 2021, that M&K Construction must reimburse an employee, Vincent Hager, for the cost of his medical marijuana in his workers’ compensation case, upholding the lower court ruling.  Mr. Hager sustained an injury to his lumbar spine while working for M&K in 2001. Surgery was unsuccessful, leaving Mr. Hager with chronic pain that he managed with opiates until 2016 when he was approved for medical marijuana. Some of the evidence most impactful at trial was that Mr. Hager was able to reduce his opiate intake and alternatively treat his pain with medical marijuana. He ultimately submitted the receipts for the cost (2 ounces at $616 a month) to the carrier for reimbursement and was denied. The Judge of Compensation ordered the employer to reimburse the petitioner for the cost of his medical marijuana. The ruling was upheld by the Appellate Division in its January 2020 dec

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