The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that an injured worker either had to undergo the surgery recommended by two of his treating doctors or have his total disability benefits terminated.
Case: Galich v. SIPA North America Inc., No. COA25-512, 10/07/2026, unpublished.
Facts: Sergey Galich worked as a field service engineer for SIPA North America Inc. He injured his right… Read more »
A Florida appellate court upheld an award of benefits for a firefighter’s cardiac condition against the first of his two employers, with which he worked when he developed heart disease.
Case: City of Maitland v. McGovern, No. 1D2025-2729, 10/07/2026, published.
Facts: William McGovern began working as a firefighter for the… Read more »Oct 16, 2026
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