The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania ruled that there was no unconstitutional delegation of legislative authority in using a third party’s definition of carcinogens to determine a firefighter’s entitlement to benefits for kidney…
The Supreme Court of Georgia last week accepted an attorney’s voluntary surrender of his law license for misusing an injured worker’s settlement funds.
Richard H. Middleton Jr. had been a licensed…
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte is seeking comments on applicants to fill a workers’ compensation judicial vacancy.
The governor has received applications from Thomas Lee Bruner, Steve Fletcher, Morgan Marie Weber and…
The Mississippi Court of Appeals upheld a determination that a state employer was entitled to reimbursement of its medical evaluation expenses from an injured employee’s third-party recovery.
Case: Brent v. Mississippi Department…
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously ruled that an injured worker should have been ineligible for temporary total disability benefits after she quit her job to move out of state.
Case: State…
A New York appellate court upheld the partial dismissal of a worker’s Labor Law claims for an accident involving a bucket hoist and ruled that the general contractor should have been…