Carrier Waives Right to Have Witness Testify About Worker’s Claim
A New York appellate court upheld the denial of a carrier’s request to present the testimony of a witness who was unavailable to appear at the scheduled time.
Case: Matter of…
Treatment Provider Can’t Pursue Claim for Payment Against Employer
The Illinois Appellate Court ruled that a treatment provider could not pursue a claim for payment against an employer for services rendered to an injured worker as a third-party beneficiary of…
Terms of Worker’s Settlement Don’t Bar Claim for Unpaid Medical Bill
The Virginia Court of Appeals ruled that the terms of a worker’s settlement did not bar her pursuit of a claim against her employer for an allegedly unpaid balance owed to…
Court Upholds Rejection of Injured Worker’s Wrongful Termination Claim
The Pennsylvania Superior Court upheld a jury verdict rejecting an injured worker’s claim for wrongful termination.
Case: King v. VS Wallingford LLC, No. 3217 EDA 2024, 10/14/2025, unpublished.
Facts: William King worked…
Employer’s Surveillance Footage Doesn’t Prove Fraud by Worker
A New York appellate court upheld a determination that an employer’s surveillance footage did not establish that a worker misrepresented her physical condition and capabilities.
Case: In the Matter of Harmon…