The Texas Department of Insurance announced that it suffered a data breach involving the web application that manages workers’ compensation information.
A divided West Virginia Supreme Court ruled that an employer entitled to statutory immunity from civil liability for a worker’s injuries could be named as
The Arkansas Court of Appeals upheld an administrative decision terminating a worker’s temporary disability benefits but allowing her to receive additional medical treatment after her
The Georgia Court of Appeals revived part of a worker’s claims for mesothelioma against the owners of three properties where he had allegedly been exposed
The Delaware Superior Court ruled that an employer was not liable for the cost of an operation that was admittedly reasonable and necessary treatment for a
The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation updated forms used to designate representatives for carriers and administrators and to request data reports.
A Florida appellate court upheld a denial of benefits to a deputy sheriff for his hypertension because his preemployment physical produced evidence of elevated blood pressure.
A Florida appellate court ruled that a worker’s injuries from an accident while traveling home from work in an employer-provided vehicle were not compensable.