A Northern California company was ordered to pay almost $1,300 for each of the 93 laborers a supervisor ordered to work in a lettuce field
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The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that a staffing company employee could not proceed with a civil suit against his borrowing employer and its
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A federal appellate court denied an employer’s petition for review of black lung benefits awarded to a longtime coal miner.
Case: Consol of PA Coal
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The Virginia Court of Appeals upheld a determination that a worker’s neck injury was compensable.
Case: E.G. Middleton Inc. v. Spry, No. 1659-24-1, 10/28/2025, unpublished.
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A New York appellate court ruled that a worker who applied for a host of jobs for which he was not qualified failed to demonstrate
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Employers, workers and insurers in the Lone Star state continue to benefit from reforms enacted two decades ago, the Insurance Council of Texas said in
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The Delaware Supreme Court revived a subrogation claim by a workers’ compensation carrier against the payments an injured worker received from her employer’s underinsured motorist
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The Texas State Office of Risk Management announced that Sara Hays was appointed executive director.
Sara Hays
Hays most recently was deputy
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Wisconsin lawmakers are scheduled to hear testimony today on an agreed-upon workers' compensation bill that includes a provision to increase benefits.
The Senate Committee on Government
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The Connecticut Division of Criminal Justice announced that a 72-year-old security guard was arrested for allegedly stealing about $1,000 in benefits by faking an injury.
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