A New York appellate court issued a trio of opinions upholding a trial justice’s decision to allow a worker to proceed with his claims for negligence and violations of the…
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that an injured truck driver’s claims against three related corporate entities had to be remanded for a determination of whether he qualified as their employee at…
A divided Nebraska Supreme Court revived a health care worker’s occupational disease claim based on her COVID-19 infection in the early days of the pandemic.
Case: Thiele v. Select Medical Corp.,…
The Colorado Senate Appropriations Committee passed a bill that would strip the right of the state to self-insure its workers’ compensation risks.
Senate Bill 149, by Sen. Nick Hinrichsen, D-Pueblo, would…
The South Carolina Senate passed a resolution authorizing electronic payments for certain workers’ compensation benefits.
The Senate on Friday unanimously passed S 1266, a joint resolution by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
If…