As a result of workers' compensation statutes what happens when an employee is injured on the job?
A) ?The employer is liable for all injuries
B) ?Any legal proceeding involving the injury is adjudicated in the lowest trial court.
C) ?An employer is not liable for a willfully self-inflicted injury.
D) ?Recovery from the employer is allowed if the employee was not negligent.
C
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