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Ludwig v. Dakota Cnty, No. WC24-6562 (W.C.C.A Nov. 25, 2024) The Employee worked as a
Isaac Camarena, v. Piat, Inc., No. WC24-6563 (WCCA, November 4, 2024) The employee worked as
Drusch v. City of Howard Lake Fire Dep’t, No. WC24-6556 (W.C.C.A. September 30, 2024) The
Rowe v. City of Minneapolis Police Department, et. al, No. WC24-6550 (WCCA, August 16, 2024)
Delfa Almeida-Prado v. Atlas Staffing, Inc., No. WC24-6547 (WCCA, July 15, 2024) The employee began
Brian Dilley v. Carver Cnty, No. WC23-6539 (W.C.C.A July 10, 2024) The Employee worked as
Latasha Tolbert v. Ramsey County Care Ctr, No. WC23-6537 (WCCA, May 7, 2024) The employee
Daniel Johnson v. Concrete and Furniture & Things, et al. A23-0543 and A23-0544 (Minn. May