The Fifth Edition of Workers' Compensation Law is a blend of conventional casebook style and concise text. The basic concepts of workers' compensation--including course of employment, arising out of employment, injury by accident, employee status--are covered in the more traditional fashion, with case excerpts provided for students to learn these concepts. The Fifth Edition of Workers' Compensation Law preserves the essential and thorough treatment of these basic aspects while adding or expanding material on current topical issues, such as: Recovery of benefits by undocumented workers; Compensability of claims related to terrorist attacks; Psychological stress claims; Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and other repetitive-motion injuries; Interplay of Workers' Compensation with the Americans with Disabilities Act; Choice of medical provider; Special problems of working at home; Use of mediation and other alternative dispute resolution techniques; Recent developments with Second Injury Funds; and Exclusivity and the substantial certainty rule. A Teacher's Manual tracks the structure of the casebook and provides additional pedagogical insight. This book also is available in a three-hole-punched, alternative loose-leaf version printed on 8.5 x 11 inch paper with wider margins and with the same pagination as the hardbound book.