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Whether legal or not, or agreed to or not, an employer might contest the claim. A witness or written understanding to the effect of the agreement is best, but the investigator for the state employment security office should sift through the facts and assertions to verify the true intent. This is really a legal question that this site is not in a position to answer.

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Q: Can an employer contest your unemployment if in a work comp settlement they agreed not to?
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