The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania has published its finding that an employer’s reimbursement from a worker’s third-party recovery excluded medical expenses after the date of her recovery and that a penalty was…
A pair of Texas lawmakers filed identical companion bills that would require contractors to carry workers’ compensation coverage to operate in the Lone Star state.
Other measures filed ahead of the…
The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation is hosting a free webinar on Dec. 11 to discuss regulatory efforts and relevant administrative and criminal laws.
The division said its “Texas Workers’ Compensation…
The California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board issued an en banc decision Thursday acknowledging the conclusion of a dispute over attorney fees, rescinding a previous decision consolidating cases and returning the…
A Michigan lawmaker proposed sweeping workers’ compensation reforms that would increase the cap on benefits, revise the definition of “disability” and eliminate the distinction between total disability and partial disability.
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An Ohio appellate court upheld a determination that a fired worker was not entitled to temporary total disability benefits for a compensable shoulder injury.
Case: State ex rel. Torrence v. Union…