The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that a utility company is immune from civil liability to the injured employee of a subcontractor it hired to
… Read more »A Florida appellate court ruled that a judge lacked jurisdiction over a petition for benefits involving the same attendant care he awarded in a prior
… Read more »A longtime South Carolina workers' compensation and injury attorney has been disbarred after he failed to maintain trust accounts, according to the state bar and
… Read more »A Texas appellate court ruled that the treatment providers for an injured worker could proceed with a defamation claim against him based on the allegedly
… Read more »The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals ruled that further proceedings were necessary to determine whether an inmate filed a timely appeal to a ruling on
… Read more »The Louisiana Office of Workers' Compensation Administration has adopted new reimbursement rules and billing codes for telemedicine services during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The rules, published
… Read more »A Florida appellate court ruled that a power station owner was not immune from civil liability to the injured employees of a contractor hired to
… Read more »A Missouri appellate court ruled that a truck driver could not proceed with a civil suit against the operator of a warehouse for alleged injuries
… Read more »A divided Texas appellate court ruled that a worker’s retaliation suit against his employer and an affiliated company should have been dismissed pursuant to the
… Read more »The Virginia Supreme Court clarified that a worker cannot suffer a compensable injury to her shoulder unless she has a structural or mechanical change to
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