A divided South Carolina Court of Appeals upheld a finding that a man stricken by mesothelioma was not a statutory employee of the polyester fiber plant

The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation adopted four sets of regulations dealing with injury reporting, injury prevention services, accident prevention services, and monitoring and enforcement.

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In a case of first impression, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled that a public employee receiving service-connected total disability retirement benefits may not also

A Texas appellate court ruled that a worker injured in a car accident while riding as a passenger with her colleague could proceed with tort

A Missouri appellate court upheld a city’s liability for the payment of benefits to an injured construction worker whose employer lacked insurance coverage while engaged