The Illinois Appellate Court upheld an award of benefits for the partial amputation of a worker’s leg, but also ruled that the employer was due a credit for the amount it had voluntarily paid him for the scheduled loss of a foot.
Case: Azcon Metals v. IWCC, No. 5-25-0301WC, 02/26/2026, published.
Facts: Tom Snyder worked for Azcon Metals. His right foot was crushed between two rail cars while he was working in March 2020.
Doctors initially amputated four toes on Snyder’s foot,… Read more »
A New York appellate court revived a Labor Law claim filed by the estate of a worker killed while servicing an order picker.
Case: Wissert v. Medline Industries Inc., No. CV-24-1635, 02/26/2026, published.
Facts: William Wissert worked for Pengate Handling Systems of New York Inc. In October 2019, he went to a facility owned by Medline Industries Inc. to… Read more »
Idaho lawmakers introduced legislation that would expand the definition of “first responder” under the state’s workers' compensation law to include coroners and certain death investigation personnel for purposes of post-traumatic stress disorder coverage.
SB 1425, introduced Monday, would add coroners, medicolegal death investigators and… Read more »Mar 25, 2026
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