The Delaware Superior Court upheld a decision of the Industrial Accident Board awarding limited benefits to a worker for his injuries from a fall from a stool.
Case: Jason v. Delaware,…
Minors injured while working illegally in Colorado would be allowed to sue their employers in tort while pursuing workers’ compensation benefits, under a bill the state House of Representatives recently…
The Industrial Commission of Arizona would be required to create a unit to investigate workers’ compensation fraud, under a bill moving through the Legislature.
Senate Bill 1164, by Sen. Steve Kaiser,…
The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation announced that the interest rate used to calculate the present-day value of lump-sum settlements will drop to 7.99% on April 1 from the 8.11%…
The Court of Appeal for the 4th District of California has ordered publication of its decision from earlier this month finding that a workers’ compensation insurance carrier should have been granted…
The Arkansas Court of Appeals upheld a denial of additional benefits and medical treatment for a traveling employee for his low back complaints following a car accident.
Case: Carter v. GEA…