The use of cannabis would not be a reason to deny compensation for workplace injuries in some circumstances, under a bill moving through the Kansas

A New York appellate court ruled that a defendant was entitled to amend its answer to a worker’s negligence claim but was not entitled to summary

The New York Workers’ Compensation Board announced emergency rules allowing telemedicine in some circumstances that will be in effect for the next three months.

The

A series of bills were introduced in the Kansas House of Representatives proposing amendments to workers’ compensation standards.

HB 2016 seeks to replace the workers’

The Connecticut Insurance Department approved yet another workers’ compensation rate decrease, effective Jan. 1.

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The department approved a National Council