A New York appellate court ruled that an allegedly injured worker should have been granted leave to file a late notice of claim against a state agency.
Case: Swart v. State…
A New York appellate court ruled that a Labor Law claim could not be decided on summary judgment because there were triable issues as to whether a statutory exemption applied.
Case:…
A divided Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that a worker who fell on her front steps before engaging in work-related travel did not suffer an injury in the course and scope…
The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry and Minnesota IT Services have partnered with BerryDunn to conduct a review of the department’s workers’ compensation portal, Work Comp Campus.
As part of…
The Industrial Commission of Arizona announced several changes to the operations of its Ombudsman Office, which will now be a part of the ICA Legal Division.
The restructured Ombudsman Office will…
A New York appellate court ruled that a worker’s Labor Law claims had to proceed to trial because there were triable issues about whether the worker had even suffered an accident.
Case:…