The Kentucky Supreme Court reluctantly ruled that a statutory safety violation benefit enhancement does not apply to a temporary staffing company employee except in extremely
… Read more »The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that a worker’s pre-employment injury and back surgeries required that an impairment rating be carved out of his permanent partial disability
… Read more »The Florida Division of Workers’ Compensation scheduled a hearing for Sept. 8 to receive public input on proposed changes to its utilization and reimbursement dispute
… Read more »The Louisiana Misclassification of Employees Task Force adopted two recommendations but left 10 more pending as it disbanded last week, according to a report by
… Read more »The Texas Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a property owner was liable for injuries its contractor’s employees sustained when a piece of rebar came into
… Read more »Tennessee lawmakers approved a bill that would create some protections for contractors that didn’t carry comp coverage for subcontractors that claimed to be exempt from
… Read more »A grand jury returned indictments against three attorneys and two law firms that allegedly were paid more than $900,000 for work that they didn’t do,
… Read more »The Supreme Court of Louisiana ruled that cumulative hearing loss as a result of repeated exposure to high noise levels on the job does not
… Read more »A Texas appellate court ruled that a general contractor and subcontractor who enrolled in an owner-controlled insurance program for workers’ compensation coverage were immune from
… Read more »The U.S. Department of Labor filed a complaint accusing a Missouri company of illegally retaliating against a whistleblower who raised concerns about safety issues at
… Read more »Sep 2-4, 2025
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