The New York Workers’ Compensation Board adopted emergency rules it says are necessary to implement an appellate court decision that awarded benefits to a livery driver who was shot by…
The Missouri Court of Appeals ruled that a clarification of the cut-off date for a change in determining the liability of the Second Injury Fund for permanent total disability benefits provided good…
The Nebraska Attorney General’s Office is seeking to collect a $9,300 judgment against a militia group that failed to carry workers’ compensation coverage for a worker in the state, according…
An Ohio appellate court overturned the denial of a worker’s request to expand the scope of her claim to add depressive disorder finding she wasn’t required to produce pre-injury documentation…
The Utah Court of Appeals ruled that a worker could not back out of a settlement she entered into more than two decades ago agreeing to accept monthly payments that…
The Oregon Workers’ Compensation Division announced a rulemaking advisory committee will discuss attorney fees during a Jan. 26 meeting.
“In the meantime, if you have any issues related to OAR 436-001-0400…