The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a worker’s medication for intractable pain was not compensable as a “rare case” exception to the state’s long-term opioid

The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration invoked an "egregious citation policy" in fining a contractor $1.3 million after two workers died at a sewer repair work

Edward Keenan and Marilynn Rokes joined the A.I.M. Mutual Insurance Cos.’ business development and underwriting team, the Massachusetts-based workers’ compensation carrier announced.

Marilynn

The Indiana Workers’ Compensation Board announced that it will stop accepting paper submissions of appearances, effective Aug. 30.

Submissions with a postmark of Aug. 30

A comprehensive New Jersey workers’ compensation seminar on Oct. 14 will explore issues ranging from the pandemic and return-to-work to head and knee injuries.