A California appellate court revived an injured worker’s claims for disability discrimination and wrongful termination.
Case: Zamora v. Security Industry Specialists Inc., No. H044008, 09/30/2021, unpublished.
Facts: David Zamora worked for Security…
One Call, a provider of workers’ compensation services, on Thursday added mobile physical therapy to its offerings.
The mobile physical therapy service connects an injured worker with a mobile physical therapist…
The Oregon Workers’ Compensation Division is holding a hearing Oct. 18 on proposed changes to recordkeeping rules to implement legislation allowing claims files to be stored outside of the state…
The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation published its latest report on medical treatment provided to injured workers through health care networks.
The division reports there were 30 networks covering 254 counties…
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals revived a Whistleblower Protection Act claim by four former Department of Corrections employees who allegedly suffered retaliation for refusing to engage in, and…
A New York appellate court ruled that the defendants in a Labor Law claim had not been entitled to summary judgment, since there was a triable issue as to whether…