Pentagon Attack Survivor Gets Benefits for PTSD
The Virginia Court of Appeals upheld an award of benefits to a survivor of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack on the Pentagon for her post-traumatic stress disorder.
Case: RAND Corp.
NFL Player Injured at Out-of-State Practice Has Coverage Under Comp System
The Maryland Appellate Court ruled that a professional football player who was injured during an out-of-state practice three days after signing with the Washington Commanders was covered by Maryland’s workers’…
Insurance Carrier Can’t Substitute Itself for Different Company to Challenge Board Decision
A New York appellate court ruled that an insurance company could not substitute itself for a different carrier to challenge a decision by the Workers’ Compensation Board.
Case: Matter of Rivera…
Court Properly Excludes Labor Law Defendant’s Evidence
A New York appellate court upheld the exclusion of evidence presented by a Labor Law defendant and a grant of summary judgment for the injured worker.
Case: Intriago v. 18th Highline Associates LLC,…
Self-Employed Worker’s AWW May Include His Share of ‘S’ Corporation’s Income
An Ohio appellate court granted writ relief to a self-employed worker, finding that the Industrial Commission erred in calculating his average weekly wage without considering income from his wholly owned…
Ametros’ Andrea Mills Joins Kids’ Chance of America Board
Professional administration and post-settlement medical care coordination provider Ametros announced Monday that President Andrea Mills was elected to the board of directors for Kids’ Chance of America.
Andrea Mills
KCOA is…