A Treatise on the Law of Compensation for Injuries to Workmen Under Modern Industrial Statutes, Vol. 2 of 2 (Classic Reprint)

Comprehensive resource on workmen’s compensation law and practice

This volume, the second of two, provides a detailed survey of modern compensation statutes, their scope, administration, and the forms used in practice. It compiles statutes, official texts, and procedural guidance that scholars, practitioners, and administrators rely on to understand how compensation is computed, claimed, and adjudicated.

This edition covers a wide range of topics, from the nature and scope of acts to the procedures and forms used in various jurisdictions. It includes discussion of federal acts for artisans and laborers, as well as state laws, and explains how different systems handle claims, appeals, and awards.

• Clear explanations of key terms, definitions, and eligibility under major statutory schemes.
• Practical guidance on forms, notices, and procedures used in filing and appealing claims.
• Cross-referenced tables and a structured table of contents to locate topics quickly.
• Context for how different acts interact, including administration, defenses, and penalties.

Ideal for students, lawyers, insurers, and policy professionals seeking a rigorous, reference-ready overview of workers’ compensation law and its administration.