The Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission updated forms attorneys must use to withdraw from a case.
The commission said counsel of record can file a notice
… Read more »A Florida appellate court ruled that an employer was entitled to an award of costs, but not attorney fees, after its former employee rejected a pretrial
… Read more »The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation on Friday announced a final order approving a 4.9% workers’ compensation rate decrease recommended by the National Council on
… Read more »The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation is hosting a series of 10-hour training classes on workplace safety standards for the construction industry.
The Occupational Safety
… Read more »Lump sum discount rates will increase for 2022 settlements, the Kentucky Department of Workers’ Claims announced.
State law requires the department’s commissioner to set rates
… Read more »A Florida appellate court granted a rehearing to a power station owner and changed its position on the owner’s immunity from civil liability to the
… Read more »A Florida appellate court ruled that the pendency of a dispute over attorney fees and costs owed to an injured worker did not extend the
… Read more »Sentinel Governmental Affairs announced the launch of a news briefs webpage to provide information to the Texas insurance industry, regulators, lawmakers and stakeholders.
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… Read more »The West Virginia Supreme Court unanimously upheld an award of benefits for a long-time factory worker with hearing loss.
Case: Soles Enterprises LLC v. Hoy, No.
… Read more »A divided Missouri Supreme Court ruled that a worker failed to establish a viable negligence claim against a supervisory co-employee for removing a safety guard
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