Wage Theft Cases

Workers' compensation—Industrial Commission has authority to terminate wage-loss compensation as long as "some evidence" of record supports that claimant is no longer qualified for compensation as of that date.

Mandamus to compel city of Mentor et al. to provide respondents access to certain Mentor Police Department internal affairs investigative reports, and city payroll and overtime records—Writ granted in part and denied in part—Relators entitled to award of attorney fees only insofar as their public records claims had merit.

Public employment—Police officers—Mandamus sought to compel village to pay part-time police officer who worked over forty hours for many of the weeks during period in question additional wages and benefits commensurate with that paid to full-time village police officers—Denial of writ affirmed.

Workers' compensation—Court of appeals' grant of writ of mandamus ordering Industrial Commission to vacate its order and to recalculate claimant's wage loss based upon the difference between claimant's actual weekly earnings and the full weekly wage or average weekly wage affirmed.

Workers' compensation—Mandamus sought ordering Industrial Commission to vacate its denial of claimant's application for wage-loss compensation—Court of appeals' judgment affirmed in part and reversed in part.