The Arkansas Court of Appeals ruled that a worker could not proceed with a tort claim against a colleague whose negligence allegedly caused an accident
… Read more »A Florida judge has rejected a grocery chain’s request to throw out a lawsuit filed by the family of a worker who died after contracting
… Read more »Loss costs for the voluntary market in South Carolina will soon drop for the fourth straight year, but employers in the assigned-risk pool will see
… Read more »The Virginia Senate has endorsed a COVID-19 presumption measure, but one first responder said it doesn't go far enough and is not retroactive for workers
… Read more »All but four of the 120 carriers that the Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation reviewed in its 2020 Performance Based Oversight assessments ranked average or
… Read more »Workers' compensation insurers will be barred from canceling policies without giving adequate notice to regulators and employers if a bill approved this week by the
… Read more »The Mississippi House of Representatives on Wednesday endorsed two bills that would once again make the state Workers' Compensation Commission a special-fund agency, mostly outside
… Read more »The Kentucky Labor Cabinet announced that the state’s recordable, nonfatal occupational injury and illness rate fell to the lowest point on record in fiscal year
… Read more »A ranking Florida state senator made no commitment to consideration of a COVID-19 presumption bill when lawmakers meet next month, despite a growing number of
… Read more »The Kentucky legislature's Republican supermajority on Tuesday voted to override the governor's veto of two bills that limit his COVID-19 presumption order and other executive
… Read more »Sep 2-4, 2025
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