The North Carolina Industrial Commission is accepting comments on a proposed rule change that would require stakeholders to submit contact information through the agency's web
… Read more »A divided Georgia Court of Appeals panel ruled that a contractor hired for a construction project was immune from civil liability to the employee of
… Read more »The Kentucky Department of Workers' Claims has proposed changes to its pharmacy fee schedule, including a new method of determining the lowest possible reimbursement amount.
… Read more »A Louisiana appellate court ruled that a worker was not entitled to additional benefits for a shoulder injury, but her employer was properly sanctioned for
… Read more »A divided Florida appellate court ruled that a worker did not enter into a binding settlement agreement with a third-party tortfeasor because the tortfeasor had
… Read more »A Texas appellate court ruled that the insurance carrier for a subcontractor had no duty to defend and indemnify a general contractor for claims by
… Read more »The Kentucky Department of Workers' Claims has proposed minor changes to administrative rules that govern the filing of information with the department.
The rules would
… Read more »A Texas appellate court ruled that an injured truck driver should have been allowed to proceed with his civil suit against his nonsubscribing out-of-state employer.
… Read more »The administrative tax and a Second Injury Fund surcharge will remain the same for 2021, while a supplemental charge will drop, the Missouri Department of Labor
… Read more »Maryland’s highest court ruled that the average hearing loss for two retired firefighters was properly calculated by counting the number of years between their 50th birthdays
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