The Wisconsin Court of Appeals upheld a trial judge’s decision to vacate a finding that the termination of an injured worker was for pretextual reasons.
Case: Menard Inc. v. Floriana, No. 2025AP1248, 10/20/2026, unpublished.
Facts: Michael Floriana Sr. injured his back while working for Menard Inc. as a forklift driver. After he returned… Read more »
A New York appellate court ruled that a worker who fell from a scaffold was entitled to summary judgment on his Labor Law claim.
Case: Latazela v. Compass Six Owner LLC, No. 806204/22, 10/15/2026, published.
Facts: Oscar Naula Latazela fell from a 6-foot-high scaffold platform at a construction site.
He said the scaffold moved, and he… Read more »
A New York appellate court upheld an award of benefits to a worker for his injuries from a fall that left him unconscious and wedged between two buildings.
Case: Matter of Rendon v. Cosan Construction Corp., No. CV-25-0352, 10/15/2026, published.
Facts: Jose Rendon was working as a laborer for a construction project in June 2023 when he was found wedged in a narrow gap… Read more »
A New York appellate court upheld the dismissal of a worker’s claims against two entities he belatedly sought to add to his suit as defendants.
Case: Gonzalez v. Country Manor Apartments, No. 805017/22, 10/15/2026, published.
Facts: Luis Gonzalez allegedly suffered injuries while working at a property owned by Country Manor DNB LLC and Country Manor River LLC in… Read more »
A federal grand jury in the Northern District of Texas indicted an osteopath and a retired U.S. Postal Service employee for allegedly submitting $19 million in fraudulent bills to the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs, $17 million of which was paid.
The indictment alleges that Dr. Javaria Jabeen and Allendor Kenyon Brown billed for services that were "not eligible for reimbursement, not… Read more »
A former New York City corrections officer was sentenced to two years of probation for making a false statement in connection with his workers’ compensation claim.
Jovanny Concepcion, 34, will spend the first eight months of his probation on home detention, and he will perform 300 hours of community service, according… Read more »Oct 27, 2026
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