The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry announced that its compliance, records and training officers will change the method of sending requests for information to claims administrators July 17.
“Instead of…
A plumber convicted of working two jobs while receiving benefits was ordered to pay $42,000 in restitution to the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation.
The BWC said a judge ordered 46-year-old…
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania ruled that there was no unconstitutional delegation of legislative authority in using a third party’s definition of carcinogens to determine a firefighter’s entitlement to benefits for kidney…
In a case of first impression, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled that a doctor’s failure to examine a claimant in person does not render invalid his impairment report.
Case: Rosten…
The Supreme Court of Georgia last week accepted an attorney’s voluntary surrender of his law license for misusing an injured worker’s settlement funds.
Richard H. Middleton Jr. had been a licensed…