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University President Lawrence H. Summers earned $529,327 in salary and benefits in fiscal year 2003—placing him sixth among eight Ivy League presidents in total compensation.
The complaint, which Isabelle filed Sept. 17, alleged that she was seriously injured from an assault that took place at work on Sept. 18, 2001. The suit contended that the University didn’t tell Isabelle she was required to file an accident report, failed to provide ergonomic accommodations...
The lawsuit said Isabelle was “given false information regarding eligibility for workmans’ comp, effectively keeping [her] at work and in pain,” and contended that the University “bullied” her to not apply for workmans’ compensation, resulting...
But in Harvard’s motion to dismiss the suit, the University said that the Worker’s Compensation Act is the sole source of remedy for claims like those in Isabelle’s complaint, and cannot be pursued through civil suits.
Is the attorney general really trying to get Marsh's CEO fired? It wouldn't be his first use of prosecutorial leverage to push for dramatic change. When he went after the mutual-fund industry for late- trading violations, he used the opportunity to force funds to lower their fees...