The New Mexico Workers’ Compensation Administration is holding informational sessions throughout the state on June 10.
The series of free events is intended to provide information about workers’ compensation claims, coverage…
The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled that a worker was entitled to alternate care for a knee injury, but not for his head injury.
Case: Archer Daniels Midland v. Tuttle, No.
A New York appellate court ruled that the report and testimony of a worker’s expert should not have been kept from evidence even though the expert did not appear for…
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration said it updated the inspection program that focuses on businesses with high rates of injuries.
OSHA’s Site-Specific Targeting program directs agency enforcement resources to…
The Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board erred when it held that the failure to list in a pretrial conference the statement reports from a qualified medical evaluator was harmless, a California…
A New York appellate court upheld the termination of a volunteer firefighter’s operational privileges due to his failure to disclose his disabled designation by the Workers’ Compensation Board, among other…