The Delaware Superior Court ruled that an employer was not liable for the cost of an operation that was admittedly reasonable and necessary treatment for a work injury but was performed…
New York State Inspector General Lucy Lang on Tuesday released the 2021 Workers’ Compensation Fraud Annual Report, publishing results on work comp claims and fraud investigation results last year.
With New…
The Washington Court of Appeals ruled that an abuse-of-discretion standard of review applies to a decision by the Department of Labor and Industries to adjust a worker’s benefits for an…
A New York appellate court upheld the dismissal of a worker’s personal injury claim based on his willful and contumacious failure to participate in discovery.
Case: Patrick v. Lend Lease (US)…
Colorado’s Pinnacol Assurance announced that it started distributing $50 million to more than 51,000 companies throughout the state Tuesday.
Pinnacol said nearly 95% of policyholders are eligible to receive a dividend…
The U.S. Supreme Court next month will hear the Biden administration’s challenge to a Washington state law that presumes the compensability of certain conditions suffered by federal workers at the…