The Supreme Court of New Hampshire revived an estate’s claim that a worker’s depression and anxiety from job-related stress was compensable, remanding for a determination of whether the man’s mental state…
The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is accepting public comments on proposed fee schedule rules.
The bureau is proposing changes to the outpatient hospital reimbursement rule and the ambulatory surgical center…
The premium assessment rate levied against insurers, self-insured employers and self-insured employer groups will increase to 9.8% from 9% in 2022, the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services announced.
“Based…
The Missouri Court of Appeals ruled that substantial evidence supported the calculation of a business owner’s average wages, but his eldest daughter was not entitled to benefits following his death.
Case:…
A Southern California doctor was sentenced to 14 months in prison for accepting nearly $800,000 in bribes and kickbacks to prescribe compound drugs for injured workers, federal prosecutors announced.
Dr. Amir…
A New York appellate court upheld a determination that the first of two insurance carriers was liable for the payment of an injured worker’s medical bills.
Case: Matter of Williams v.