The North Dakota Supreme Court upheld a denial of benefits for a worker with development post-traumatic stress disorder after he suffered physical injuries from being crushed by a 2,000-pound trailer.
Case: Provins…
The Missouri Court of Appeals ruled that the defendants in an injured worker’s civil case were not entitled to summary judgment on their claim that they were immune from liability…
The Virginia Supreme Court ruled that a circuit court properly apportioned the funds available under an automobile liability policy between an injured worker and her employer’s lien.
Case: Hartford Underwriters Insurance…
A federal district court in the nation’s capital said a law school professor who claimed in an application for benefits that she was injured in the course of employment can’t…
The Missouri Court of Appeals upheld a denial of medical expenses and permanent disability compensation for a mechanic after a compensable injury from his exposure to truck exhaust.
Case: Mueller v. Peoplease Corp., No.
The Industrial Commission of Arizona is holding a virtual question-and-answer session Tuesday for self-insured employers and third-party administrators to answer questions about premium rates, tax plan eligibility and annual tax…