The Delaware Supreme Court ruled that a sole proprietor was not entitled to coverage under his company’s workers’ compensation policy for his injuries from being

Lawmakers in Washington voted to send the governor a bill requested by the Department of Labor and Industries that would allow the agency to use

A New York appellate court ruled that a worker struck by a falling chisel should have been granted summary judgment on his Labor Law claim.

The West Virginia Supreme Court upheld the denial of a teacher’s claim of injury from dancing with a group of kindergarteners.

Case: Conley v. Logan

The Arizona Senate passed a bill that would allow spouses of first responders killed at work to continue receiving death benefits after remarriage.

The Senate

The Hispanic Insurance and Risk Management Association and WorkCompCentral are hosting a free webinar March 13 to discuss cumulative trauma injuries.

The panel will cover