From the legalization of recreational marijuana to retirement plans for judges, New Jersey lawmakers are moving ahead with bills that could affect workers' compensation in
… Read more »A New York appellate court thinned out a plaintiff’s claims against his former employer and supervisors for their allegedly wrongful conduct in terminating him and
… Read more »A New York appellate court ruled that a workers’ compensation law judge who made a joke about consulting with “an en banc panel” did not
… Read more »Indiana employers may now submit workers' compensation coverage forms online, and paper forms will soon be barred, the state's Workers' Compensation Board announced.
The board
… Read more »Despite widespread media attention and complaints from workers, all 935 COVID-19 workers' compensation claims at Minnesota's largest meatpacking plants have been denied, according to the
… Read more »The North Dakota Supreme Court ruled that a worker could not avoid liability to reimburse Workforce Safety and Insurance after he received benefits for an injury from
… Read more »The North Dakota Supreme Court adopted the federal court system’s six-part test for determining whether tribally owned corporations are protected by sovereign immunity.
Case: State
… Read more »New York firefighters are raising questions about why a colleague's $1 million death claim was denied despite evidence his torn aorta happened during a call.
“They should be
… Read more »A war of words over reported delays in Connecticut's workers' compensation system continues, now with attorneys on both sides teaming up to defend the state
… Read more »A divided New York appellate court ruled that a maintenance worker was entitled to summary judgment on a Labor Law claim for a fall from
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