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[INAIL recourse in occupational diseases].

Marco Zavallonil1, Rossana Astengo, Alessandra Battaglia

  • 1INAIL Emilia Romagna, Bologna, Italy.

Giornale Italiano Di Medicina Del Lavoro Ed Ergonomia
|January 7, 2015
PubMed
Summary

The National Insurance for Accidents at Work (INAIL) can pursue legal recourse for occupational diseases. This paper analyzes INAIL's legal standing and common case law developments.

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Area of Science:

  • Occupational Health Law
  • Social Security Law
  • Tort Law

Context:

  • The National Insurance for Accidents at Work (INAIL) plays a crucial role in managing workplace injury compensation in Italy.
  • Understanding the legal framework for INAIL's recourse actions is vital for both employers and employees.
  • Previous legal interpretations have varied, necessitating a clear analysis of current judicial trends.

Purpose:

  • To examine the specific legal recourse action available to INAIL concerning occupational diseases.
  • To analyze the evolution of judicial legitimacy and the regulatory framework governing these actions.
  • To identify patterns in frequent cases and the administrative office's stance.

Summary:

  • This paper investigates INAIL's legal recourse for occupational diseases, scrutinizing its regulatory basis and judicial history.
  • It focuses on prevalent occupational disease cases, detailing the administrative office's established legal orientation.
  • The analysis provides insights into the legal standing and application of recourse actions in Italian occupational health law.

Impact:

  • Provides a comprehensive overview of INAIL's recourse actions for occupational diseases.
  • Offers clarity on the evolving judicial interpretation and legitimacy in this area of law.
  • Aids legal professionals, employers, and policymakers in understanding and navigating INAIL's claims for occupational diseases.

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