The Georgia Supreme Court overturned its own precedent on the availability of fees and litigation expenses for counterclaimants and ruled that an employer is entitled

The Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission closed its headquarters in Richmond on Tuesday for cleaning and disinfection after an agency employee exhibited symptoms of COVID-19, the

The Louisiana Supreme Court last week ordered the suspension of a veteran workers’ compensation attorney for collecting an unreasonable fee, violating a judicial order and directing

While many conferences, hearings and meetings around the country have been canceled through May because of the coronavirus outbreak, the Florida Division of Workers' Compensation

A Texas appellate court upheld the dismissal of a worker’s assertion that he was fired in retaliation for defying his medical restrictions.

Case: Martin v. Fasken Oil