The Oregon Court of Appeals ruled that a state employee could not proceed with civil claims against his employer for his alleged injuries from being attacked at work.
Case: Dumanovskiy v. Oregon Youth Authority, No. 1136, 12/31/2025, published.
Facts: Samson Dumanovskiy worked for the Oregon Youth Authority. He alleged that he… Read more »
The West Virginia Supreme Court upheld a 15% permanent partial disability award to a worker for his injuries from a fall, without any apportionment to any prior condition.
Case: Georgian American Alloys Inc. v. Davis, No. 25-579, 01/13/2026, published.
Facts: In February 1998, Mark Davis was treated for bronchitis, sinusitis, and rib and thoracic pain.
In September 2020, Davis was… Read more »
A New York appellate court upheld a 22.5% schedule loss of use award for a worker’s ruptured Achilles tendon.
Case: Matter of Maini v. Nassau County Police Department, No. CV-24-2052, 12/18/2025, published.
Facts: John Maini worked for the Nassau County Police Department. He established a workers' compensation claim resulting from suffering a ruptured left Achilles tendon… Read more »
A New York appellate court upheld a decision by the Workers’ Compensation Board denying a worker’s application for reconsideration and/or full board review.
Case: Matter of Sylvester v. Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, No. CV-24-2093, 12/18/2025, published.
Facts: David Sylvester worked for the Department of… Read more »Mar 3-4, 2026
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