Maine lawmakers passed a bill that would preserve the statutory presumption that post-traumatic stress disorder conditions arose from employment as a first responder.

Maine law

The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a 2024 legislative amendment increasing the cap on fees in workers’ compensation cases does not apply retroactively, that the

The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation said a 6% rate cut for private employers will take effect Tuesday.

The bureau said the rate cut is

The New Hampshire Supreme Court upheld the denial of a social worker’s claim seeking benefits for shingles of the eye.

Case: Appeal of Palangas, No.

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont enacted a bill eliminating the requirement that medical fee schedule updates be revenue-neutral.

The governor on Monday signed House Bill 5605,