A Missouri appellate court upheld a decision by the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission to reduce a worker’s permanent partial disability rating from 25% to 7%.
Case: Barnett v. Kawasaki Motors…
A New York appellate court ruled that a defendant in a Labor Law action was entitled to partial summary judgment dismissing the claims against it.
Case: Digangi v. New York City School…
The Connecticut Appellate Court upheld the denial of a widow’s claim that work-induced stress was a contributing factor to her husband’s heart disease and death.
Case: Zito-Hannan v. Electric Boat Corp., No.
The Nassau County District Attorney’s Office charged four New York contractors with submitting fraudulent workers’ compensation certificates to obtain contractor licenses.
District Attorney Anne T. Donnelly said in a statement that…
The California Coalition on Workers’ Compensation is hosting a webinar in October to discuss the 2026 legislative session and what employers should be watching for with the upcoming election in…
A Louisiana appellate court ruled that a railroad worker injured in the course and scope of employment may not simultaneously pursue claims for damages under state law and the Federal…