Woman Ordered to Pay $40,000 for Double Dipping
A woman who worked as a bookkeeper and personal care aide while receiving workers’ compensation benefits was ordered to pay $40,000 in restitution, the New York State Inspector General’s Office…
Dennis Zervos Retiring From Safety National
Safety National announced that Dennis Zervos is retiring from his position as regional vice president of underwriting, effective Friday.
Dennis Zervos
Zervos joined Safety National in 2009 when the company opened…
Goldberg Segalla Welcomes Alissa M. Cheremont to Orlando Group
Goldberg Segalla added Alissa M. Cheremont to the firm’s workers’ compensation group in Orlando.
Cheremont maintains a focus on workers’ compensation matters, serving employers, insurers and third-party administrators.
Cheremont draws on her background…
Framing Subcontractor’s Employee Can’t Hold General Contractor Liable for Injuries
The Nebraska Court of Appeals ruled that an injured construction worker could not hold the general contractor for a homebuilding project liable for his injuries under the Workers’ Compensation Act…
Court Upholds Denial of Authorization for Pain Treatment
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania upheld the denial of authorization for a worker’s request for pain treatment with platelet-rich plasma injections.
Case: Owens v. Penn Tech Machinery Corp. (WCAB), No. 1288…