An Ohio appellate court upheld a determination that a worker was not entitled to an enhanced award of benefits for his employer’s alleged violation of a specific safety regulation, resulting in his electric shock injury.
Case: State ex rel. Mattox v. Industrial Commission, No. 24AP-703, 09/29/2026, published.
Facts: Andrew Mattox worked for… Read more »
The New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that an insurance carrier was not entitled to reimbursement from the Special Fund for Second Injuries for the benefits paid to an injured worker.
Case: Appeal of the Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Labor, No. 2025-0503, 09/30/2026,… Read more »
West Virginia’s Intermediate Court of Appeals upheld the compensability of a worker’s shoulder surgery and the reopening of his temporary total disability benefits.
Case: ACNR Resources Inc. v. Scott, No. 26-ICA-156, 09/25/2026, published.
Facts: Paul Scott worked for ACNR Resources Inc. as a maintenance mechanic and… Read more »
The Virginia Court of Appeals overturned a determination that a worker’s settlement extinguished his ability to claim payment for an allegedly unpaid bill from one of his treatment providers.
Case: Peters v. Portsmouth Plumbing Services Inc., No. 1132-25-1, 09/29/2026, published.
Facts and procedural history: Orville… Read more »Oct 9, 2026
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