A Florida-based inmate transportation company has been ordered by the U.S. Department of Labor to reinstate an employee who was fired for reporting personal and
… Read more »A Florida appellate court overturned the denial of a worker’s request for authorization for surgery recommended by an independent medical examiner.
Case: Thompson v. Escambia County School
… Read more »Texas Mutual Insurance Co. announced Richard Dabney as the company’s vice president of corporate underwriting.
Richard Dabney
The position is new and
… Read more »A Texas appellate court upheld the dismissal of a worker’s claim of fraud based on his employer’s alleged misrepresentations about workers’ compensation insurance coverage for
… Read more »Like their counterparts in New York, Florida comp attorneys said this week that workers' compensation law practice has become “hypertechnical,” requiring extra vigilance on forms,
… Read more »The West Virginia insurance commissioner has approved loss cost decreases for the voluntary and assigned risk markets, effective Nov. 1.
The average reductions, 8.3% for the
… Read more »A divided North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that a widow’s recovery of underinsured motorist benefits through the settlement of a lawsuit is not subject to
… Read more »Registration is open for the 23rd Tennessee Workers' Compensation Education Conference, set for Oct. 26-30.
The event, which was rescheduled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, is
… Read more »An exotic dancer in Florida has filed a federal lawsuit against a strip club, alleging the owners misclassified dancers as independent contractors and deprived them
… Read more »As Florida teachers return to school this month amid the pandemic, a high school athletic director's plight serves as a cautionary tale, his wife said.
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