The Connecticut Appellate Court tossed a worker’s appeal challenging the propriety of an attorney’s use of surveillance footage in defending his employer from his workers’ compensation claims.
Case: Ferrua v. Napoli Foods Inc., No. AC47975, 12/30/2025, published.
Facts: Elton Ferrua worked for Napoli Foods Inc. He filed two workers’ compensation claims against Napoli for injuries he allegedly sustained in March and April 2011.
Attorney… Read more »
A Louisiana appellate court vacated an award of damages to a crane operator due to procedural errors and deficiencies in the trial court’s judgments.
Case: Finney v. Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans, No. 2025-CA-0423, 01/07/2026, published.
Facts: Darre Finney, a crane operator, sustained injuries while loading a vessel… Read more »
A bill in Georgia would exempt what can best be described as "gig economy" nurses from the definition of "employee" for workers' compensation purposes.
HB 991, introduced Thursday by Rep. Todd Jones, R-South Forsyth, resembles a health care industry version of HB 339, a 2022 bill that Georgia lawmakers passed to define as contractors those who work for Uber, Lyft,… Read more »
Arizona lawmakers introduced language that would explicitly state that adenocarcinoma is covered by a presumption that cancer is an occupational disease for certain first responders, targeting the latest technical argument insurers have used to challenge claims.
Current law presumes that brain, bladder and colorectal cancer,… Read more »
A bill in Nebraska would require employers to pay for interpreters for injured workers who cannot readily communicate in English or another language spoken by a medical provider.
Under changes proposed in LB 1056, introduced Wednesday, employers would be responsible for “all reasonable costs of interpretation services” related to medical, surgical or hospital care when… Read more »Jan 22, 2026
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