The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined a brickmaker in Pennsylvania nearly half a million dollars for allegedly knowingly exposing its workers to unsafe levels of respirable silica dust.
OSHA said it cited General Shale Brick Inc. for three "willful" violations, four "serious" violations and one repeat violation, and proposed penalties of $496,528.
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The Tennessee Workers' Compensation Appeals Board affirmed a decision finding that a worker failed to prove that her alleged mental health injuries were primarily caused by an event leading to what a reasonable person would consider a sudden or unusual mental stimulus.
Case: Jolicia S. Rhodes v. Allstate Insurance Co. et al.,… Read more »Sep 8-9, 2026
David Y. Lee, MD, QME Board Certified Pain Medicine Board Certified Anesthesiology will discus …
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Join us September 11, 2026, for the Annual Alton Golf Scramble benefiting Kids Chance of Illinois …