The Illinois Appellate Court upheld a determination that a worker’s condition of ill-being was only partially related to his work injury.
Wilfredo Cruz worked for
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A bill introduced in Florida would allow first responders to rely on a preemployment physical examination conducted before they started working for a former employer
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Members of policy committees in both chambers of the Washington State Legislature will discuss workers' compensation issues at meetings on Dec. 5.
The Senate Labor
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A Pennsylvania state senator introduced legislation that would increase benefits for workers who suffer serious and permanently disfiguring injuries on the job.
Sen.
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The Massachusetts Appeals Court upheld an award of benefits to a flight attendant for a broken finger.
Case: Joseph’s Case, No. 24-P-1387, 11/12/2025, unpublished.
Facts:
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The Arizona Court of Appeals upheld the denial of a worker’s claim of injury to his back after less than a week on the job.
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A Louisiana appellate court revived a school district employee’s intentional tort claim against her employer for her injuries from being attacked by a student.
Case:
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The California Division of Workers' Compensation announced additional changes to the hospital outpatient departments and ambulatory surgical centers section of the Official Medical Fee Schedule
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The Idaho Supreme Court upheld the denial of a widow’s workers’ compensation claim for her husband’s death from complications related to COVID-19.
William Weeks worked
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The Idaho Supreme Court ruled that only an injured worker may make and file with the Industrial Commission an application requesting a hearing when the
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