The South Carolina House of Representatives passed a bill that would make it easier for first responders to file claims for post-traumatic stress disorder and
The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that a woman who was injured while working on a horse farm qualified as an agricultural employee and is exempt from coverage
A Florida appellate court ruled that a medical service provider should have been granted relief from its default to a proceeding initiated by a claimant
The Supreme Court of Alabama issued an order extending until July 29 an administrative order suspending in-person proceedings for workers’ compensation cases.
The South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Commission announced that the state Senate confirmed the reappointment of three commissioners to six-year terms.