A New York appellate court ruled that a mechanic who became a supervisor was entitled to benefits for his repetitive stress injuries.
Case: Matter of Brancato v. New York City Transit Authority,…
The U.S. Department of Labor and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced enhanced workplace safety enforcement efforts intended to combat what the agency called an alarming rise in trench-related…
A South Dakota advisory panel gave itself more time to consider a proposal to require that nurse case managers copy injured workers or their attorneys in communications with medical providers…
Goldberg Segalla announced that Pardis Saleki joined the firm’s workers’ compensation group in Orange County.
Pardis Saleki
She was previously with Llarena Murdock Lopez and Azizad in Orange.
Saleki focuses her practice…
An Ohio appellate court denied an employer’s challenge to a jury verdict in favor of a long-time employee for her alleged injuries from her repetitive work actions.
Case: Given v. Whirlaway…
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania upheld a determination that an injured worker’s opioid medication usage was excessive and needed to be tapered in accordance with a utilization reviewer’s recommendations.
Case: Mushow…