The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry reminds employers that the requirement to report any injury that partly or completely incapacitates someone from working for more than three calendar days also…
Maryland lawmakers are again proposing a bill that would remove eligibility for workers’ compensation for injuries or illnesses solely caused by the effects of improper usage of medical marijuana.
HB 614…
A New York appellate court ruled that a subcontractor’s insurance carrier was liable for a claim filed by a worker injured during a construction project.
Case: Matter of Urena v. Mulligan,…
A New York appellate court upheld a denial of a worker’s challenge to the dismissal of her claim for disability discrimination and retaliation for pursuing workers’ compensation benefits.
Case: Matter of…
A Louisiana appellate court ruled that its laws did not control the enforceability of a mutual indemnity and defense provision in an agreement between two companies involved in an oil-drilling…