New Mexico Supreme Court nixes state workers' comp cap for mental impairments | Local News
The high court affirmed a ruling by the state Court of Appeals in a case involving a special educator teacher.
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The high court affirmed a ruling by the state Court of Appeals in a case involving a special educator teacher.
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled today that New Mexico's limits on the duration of workers' compensation benefits for a mental impairment caused by a workplace physical injury are unconstitutional.
What the budget represents, according to Committee Chair Nathan Small (D-Las Cruces), is an effort to wisely spend the projected $3.4 billion budget surplus while also limiting spending growth to prevent sharper cuts in the future.
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