Minnesota employers can’t be ordered to reimburse injured workers for medical cannabis because doing so would require them to violate federal law, the state’s high court ruled.
The Minnesota Supreme Court…
A New York appellate court ruled that a car salesman who collected workers’ compensation benefits for his employer could not also sue for his injuries.
Case: Mansour v. Paddock Chevrolet Inc.,…
The Kentucky Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a worker timely submitted his medical expenses to his employer more than a year after he received treatment and filed his claim.
Case: Wonderfoil Inc.
The Utah Court of Appeals ruled that a worker waited too long to file a claim for benefits for his lung condition after becoming disabled.
Case: Stevenson v. Labor Commission, No.
The Idaho Insurance Department announced that minimum premium shall not exceed $400 for workers’ compensation policies issued on or after Jan. 1.
The department said the change follows the enactment of…
The Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California Classification and Rating Committee is meeting at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 26.
Agenda items for the meeting include:
Review of dual wage classification thresholds.
Payroll limitations.
Physical…