The author of a California bill that would ban workers’ comp apportionment based on race, gender and other protected attributes is reviewing proposed amendments that

A New York appellate court ruled that an injured worker was not entitled to expand the scope of his workers’ compensation claim to include a

The Alaska Supreme Court upheld an award of fees to the attorney who secured permanent and total disability benefits for an injured worker.

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The Connecticut Appellate Court upheld a trial judge’s decision not to instruct a jury on an injured worker’s Family and Medical Leave Act claims and also

Express MRI reported a data breach in which emails containing patient information could have been accessed.

Certain emails include patient name and address, age, referring

The Michigan Supreme Court upheld a finding that an injured worker was entitled to total disability benefits, but it vacated the underlying judgment to the