In the 1990 case of Adams Fruit Co, Inc v. Barrett, the Supreme Court held that workers could bring suit for violations of specific federal legislation despite the fact that:
A) the employer has filed for bankruptcy protection.
B) the employer was willing to provide reemployment to retrenched employees.
C) the injury inflicted was not proven to be work-related.
D) they had received benefits under the state workers' compensation law.
Question 2
The most common issue(s) reaching the highest state courts involve(s):
a. the validity of a state law b. the state constitution
c. a federal law as it is affected by a state law d. all of the other specific choices are correct
e. none of the other specific choices are correct
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