CHAPTER 18— LONGSHORE AND HARBOR WORKERS’ COMPENSATION
Sections
- § 901 Short title
- § 902 Definitions
- § 903 Coverage
- § 904 Liability for compensation
- § 905 Exclusiveness of liability
- § 906 Compensation
- § 907 Medical services and supplies
- § 908 Compensation for disability
- § 909 Compensation for death
- § 910 Determination of pay
- § 911 Guardian for minor or incompetent
- § 912 Notice of injury or death
- § 913 Filing of claims
- § 914 Payment of compensation
- § 915 Invalid agreements
- § 916 Assignment and exemption from claims of creditors
- § 917 Lien against compensation
- § 918 Collection of defaulted payments; special fund
- § 919 Procedure in respect of claims
- § 920 Presumptions
- § 921 Review of compensation orders
- § 921a Appearance of attorneys for Secretary, deputy commissioner, or Board
- § 922 Modification of awards
- § 923 Procedure before deputy commissioner or Board
- § 924 Witnesses
- § 925 Witness fees
- § 926 Costs in proceedings brought without reasonable grounds
- § 927 Powers of deputy commissioners or Board
- § 928 Fees for services
- § 929 Record of injury or death
- § 930 Reports to Secretary
- § 931 Penalty for misrepresentation
- § 932 Security for compensation
- § 933 Compensation for injuries where third persons are liable
- § 934 Compensation notice
- § 935 Substitution of carrier for employer
- § 936 Insurance policies
- § 937 Certificate of compliance with chapter
- § 938 Penalties
- § 939 Administration by Secretary
- § 940 Deputy commissioners
- § 941 Safety rules and regulations
- § 942 Annual report
- § 943 Repealed. Pub. L. 89–348, § 1(15), Nov. 8, 1965, 79 Stat. 1311 repealed
- § 944 Special fund
- § 948 Laws inapplicable
- § 948a Discrimination against employees who bring proceedings; penalties; deposit of payments in special fund; civil actions; entitlement to restoration of employment and compensation, qualifications requirement; liability of employer for penalties and payments; insurance policy exemption from liability
- § 949 Effect of unconstitutionality
- § 950 Separability