The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled that a police officer injured during firearms training could pursue her negligence claims against the state despite having signed a
… Read more »The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled that a retired worker was not entitled to benefits for an alleged back injury because he failed to provide timely
… Read more »A New York appellate court partially revived a worker’s Labor Law claim for the injuries he suffered while replacing a water heater.
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… Read more »Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Tuesday appointed Raychel Wesley as an employee commissioner on the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission, pursuant to Sec. 13 of the state Workers’ Compensation Act.
… Read more »The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that an employee who undergoes an independent medical examination is entitled to the reasonable cost of the examination accompanying the
… Read more »A New York appellate court ruled that a dispute between two insurance carriers over liability for medical treatment needed to be sent to the Workers’
… Read more »The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Monday that it cited an Illinois construction contractor after workers were found exposed to deadly fall hazards at
… Read more »The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration has proposed more than $1 million in penalties against a New Jersey contractor for willfully and repeatedly exposing
… Read more »The North Dakota Supreme Court ruled that an administrative law judge erred in considering a worker’s functional limitations when Workforce Safety and Insurance issued its
… Read more »The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Wednesday it cited an Ohio chicken processing plant with a long history of violations after inspectors found
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