Maryland’s highest court ruled that the terms of a worker’s settlement and release prior to his death did not bar his widow from later filing
… Read more »The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation will evaluate health care providers in 2021 mostly on their work-status reports and medical evaluation reports, the division said
… Read more »A Louisiana appellate court upheld a denial of benefits to a paramedic for his alleged injuries from being attacked while attending to a patient.
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… Read more »The Texas Department of Insurance announced that the National Council on Compensation Insurance filed proposed rule changes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The filing
… Read more »A workshop scheduled for Wednesday on medical billing review has been postponed until July 22, and a hearing set for June has been moved to
… Read more »In a case of first impression, a federal appellate court ruled that an injured worker could not assert a viable claim against a shipowner for
… Read more »The Kentucky Department of Workers' Claims will hold a video-based public hearing on Thursday to gain feedback on changing some claims adjudication procedures back to
… Read more »A divided South Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that a worker is not entitled to benefits for a neck injury, even though his employer admitted
… Read more »Starting Nov. 1, chiropractors can be reimbursed for treating injured workers, although the employer gets to choose which chiropractor treats.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt this
… Read more »Furloughed employees who remain on the books will not be counted on payroll for premium calculations, the North Carolina rate bureau announced in a recent
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