A federal appellate court ruled that an Ohio employer’s insurance carriers had no obligation to indemnify it for the settlement it paid to the family of a worker who was killed on the job.
Case: Encore Industries Inc. v. Travelers Property Casualty Co. of America, No. 25-3076, 12/08/2025, unpublished.
Facts: Todd Shaffer worked for Encore Industries Inc., an Ohio-based plastics manufacturer. He was killed at work in 2021 while attempting to clear a jam in a thermoforming… Read more »
The Mississippi Court of Appeals upheld a finding that a medical clinic was subject to the workers’ compensation law because it regularly employed more than five people and that an employee was entitled to benefits for her injuries from assisting a falling patient.
Case: Physicians’ Pain and Spine Specialists PLLC v. Kluczkowski, No. 2025-WC-00069-COA, 12/09/2025, published.
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A jury acquitted a Southern California neurosurgeon charged with conspiracy to commit workers' compensation fraud, according to a report by MyNewsLA.com and information posted to the Orange County Superior Court website.
Jurors on Thursday found San Diego neurosurgeon Dr. Vrijesh Tantuwaya not guilty of the conspiracy charge, according to the court's… Read more »Jan 15, 2026
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