A Democratic state representative is trying again with a bill that would make mental stress a compensable condition.
House Bill 2051, co-sponsored by Del. Chad
… Read more »The Insurance Council of Texas will return to an in-person gathering for its 2021 workers' compensation conference.
The council, a trade association, will hold the
… Read more »Insurers should stop using the term “independent medical examinations” when the physician is actually hired by the carrier or employer, the West Virginia insurance commissioner
… Read more »The Arkansas Court of Appeals upheld a denial of benefits to a former corrections officer with a history of neck and back issues predating a
… Read more »Missouri's Second-Injury Fund has moved a step closer to getting funded for another three years after a House committee approved HB 384.
The bill, sponsored
… Read more »Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has appointed Cassie Brown to another two-year term as workers' compensation commissioner.
Cassie Brown
The governor's office announced
… Read more »The South Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that a firefighter could pursue a civil suit for personal injuries he suffered in a collision with a sheriff’s
… Read more »Virginia lawmakers have two more weeks to consider eight workers' compensation bills that passed one chamber before the regular session ended this week.
Virginia law
… Read more »South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster fired the head of the State Accident Fund Tuesday and demanded an investigation into whether she violated any laws by
… Read more »The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation will hold its annual conference virtually this year, one year after the division canceled its 2020 conference altogether.
The
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