A divided Ohio Supreme Court ruled that further proceedings are necessary to determine whether in-home care workers who provided services for persons with developmental disabilities were employees of a home care…
The Oregon Court of Appeals ruled that a judge properly denied a worker’s request for an enhanced prevailing party fee in a discrimination case, but the record needed to be…
Montana lawmakers are considering a bill that would do away with a statute that caps indemnity benefits at the state’s average weekly wage.
Rep. Derek Harvey
Rep. Derek Harvey, D-Butte, on…
An Ohio appellate court ruled that the court of common pleas had jurisdiction to consider a worker’s motion to set aside a prior judgment in his workers’ compensation case.
Case: Smith…
A New York appellate court ruled that a Labor Law claim by a worker who was allegedly struck by a falling bag of cement mix was not amenable to summary judgment.
Case:…
A New York appellate court ruled that a worker struck by a waterlogged plywood board was entitled to summary judgment on his Labor Law claim.
Case: Spero v. 3781 Broadway LLC,…