Regulators Warn of Scams
Labor regulators in Montana and Idaho are warning consumers about potential scams.
The Idaho Industrial Commission on Thursday said it has received multiple reports about two workers’ compensation scams.
One scheme involves…
Single-Payer Proposal Returns to Legislature
A California lawmaker is gearing up for a third run at creating a single-payer health care system that once again would defer to an advisory board the question of how…
Court: Injured Worker Wasn’t Wrongfully Terminated or Denied Due Process
Hawaii’s Intermediate Court of Appeals upheld a determination that an injured worker was not wrongfully terminated and that she had not been denied due process.
Case: Mathern v. Edward D. Jones…
Amazon Driver Gets Benefits for Injuries From Attack
The Illinois Appellate Court ruled that an Amazon delivery driver who was attacked while making a delivery was entitled to benefits for his injuries.
Case: Avila v. IWCC, No. 2-25-0093WC, 01/27/2026,…
Nurse Can’t Pursue Civil Claim Against Facility That Hired Her Employer
A New York appellate court ruled that a nurse could not proceed with a civil action against the company that had contracted with her employer for her services.
Case: Jackson v.