A divided North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that the estate of a worker who suffered a fatal crush injury alleged sufficient facts to pursue
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Experience rating serves as an effective incentive for California employers to provide safe workplaces, according to a new study by the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating
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The Texas Supreme Court unanimously ruled that an appellate court erred in not finding that Dallas was the appropriate venue for a football player’s workers’
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A federal appellate court upheld the dismissal of an insurance provider’s claim of trade secret misappropriation based on its idea for an application to simplify
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The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the plaintiffs challenging the enforcement of California Assembly Bill 5 plausibly alleged that the legislation violated
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Montana lawmakers on Wednesday tabled a bill that would have created a residual market program, citing overwhelming opposition from labor, management, regulators and the state-chartered
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By Steve Nichols, Contributor
Texas lawmakers have introduced bills that would require the Division of Workers’ Compensation to conduct contested case hearings telephonically or by
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The Kentucky Supreme Court unanimously upheld an award of benefits for a worker’s knee replacement surgery.
Mark Campbell worked for the Perry County Board of Education.
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The Arkansas Court of Appeals ruled that a worker was entitled to benefits for his recovery period from a back surgery even though it had
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By Stuart Colburn, Correspondent
PHOENIX — The closing session of the Workers Compensation Research Institute’s 39th annual Issues & Research Conference on Wednesday highlighted the
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