The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled that a police officer injured during firearms training could pursue her negligence claims against the state despite having signed a waiver of liability.
Case: Avenarius v.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will weigh in on whether to disturb four decades of precedent and award more benefits to a worker who lost part of her arm in an industrial…
A New York appellate court partially revived a worker’s Labor Law claim for the injuries he suffered while replacing a water heater.
Case: Rodriguez v. Fawn East Fourth Street LLC, No.
The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled that a retired worker was not entitled to benefits for an alleged back injury because he failed to provide timely notice of the injury to…
A Louisiana appellate court upheld a finding that a firefighter had an occupational disease covered by the Firefighter’s Heart and Lung Act and that he was entitled to supplemental earnings…
The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that an employer was entitled to a new trial on the issue of economic damages owed to a former employee for its retaliatory conduct and for…