Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has until the end of May to decide whether to enact legislation that would subject as much as a quarter of
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The West Virginia Supreme Court unanimously upheld an award of benefits to an electrician who developed leukemia after years of exposure to benzene.
Case: Chapman
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The South Carolina Supreme Court revisited its ruling on the determination of the amount a plaintiff is "legally entitled to recover" from an underinsured motorist provision
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Eighty-three percent of employees in Texas are covered by workers’ compensation, the highest percentage in more than a decade, according to data released Thursday by
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The Delaware Superior Court upheld a denial of a worker’s claim for additional benefits and an order allowing his employer to set aside its acceptance of
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The West Virginia Supreme Court unanimously upheld a denial of benefits for a worker who inconsistently reported an occupational cause of his shoulder complaints.
Case:
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Hernias could be a compensable occupational disease in Maryland, under a bill heading to the governor’s desk.
Sen. Benjamin F. Kramer
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Georgia lawmakers passed a bill that would postpone by two years the shuttering of the state’s Subsequent Injury Trust Fund.
Sen. Clint Dixon
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Insurers and their electronic data interchange are preparing to transition to a new release format for electronically submitting first reports of injury and subsequent reports of
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The Texas Department of Insurance’s Division of Workers’ Compensation has opened registration for its 2023 Workers’ Compensation Education Conference, being held July 10-12 in Austin.
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