A Texas appellate court ruled that a worker’s employer was not liable for injuries allegedly caused by an employee’s unauthorized use of its equipment at his home.
Case: Appleton v. Consolidated…
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has proposed $174,351 in penalties against a Wisconsin malthouse after inspectors reportedly discovered unsafe working conditions.
Briess Industries of Chilton, which operates as Briess Malt…
Lawmakers in West Virginia introduced measures that would preclude intoxicated workers from receiving comp benefits and would modify several presumptions for first responders.
HB 2190, introduced Wednesday, would require a medical provider…
The California Division of Workers’ Compensation said the Annual Report of Inventory for 2022 claims is due April 1.
The report must identify the number of claims reported at each adjusting…
A divided Missouri Supreme Court ruled that the Second Injury Fund was not liable for benefits to a worker who failed to show any medically documented qualifying preexisting disabilities that directly…
A lawmaker who unsuccessfully fought legislative efforts to saddle Montana State Fund with part of the bill for an expensive wildfire season is proposing that the state return what it…