The Kansas Court of Appeals upheld a finding that a hog farm employee had suffered wage loss after an on-the-job injury and remanded for the Workers’ Compensation Board to revisit the amount of his “task loss.”
Case: Martinez v. Haverkamp Brothers Inc., No. 128,693, 01/16/2026, unpublished.
Facts: Sergio Martinez worked for Haverkamp Brothers Inc., a hog farm. He initially worked primarily as a breeding technician, but after being injured at work in 2015, he was… Read more »
A New York appellate court ruled that summary judgment could not be granted in a Labor Law dispute because of conflicting evidence on whether the worker was required to perform his job at an elevation.
Case: Leon v. Plaza Construction LLC, No. 151025/20, 01/15/2026, published.
Facts: Manuel Leon allegedly… Read more »
A Seattle-area bus driver has been charged with taking more than $50,000 in compensation payments while allegedly working other jobs.
Clifford Wayne Dumas, 67, repeatedly attested that he was injured and incapable of working. He received benefits from the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, including $26,000 in wage replacement payments,… Read more »Mar 3-4, 2026
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