The Industrial Commission of Arizona is holding a public hearing May 27 to gather information regarding a 0.5% assessment.
Carriers pay an assessment equal to
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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
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The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that an employer did not timely appeal an administrative law judge’s decision.
Case: Jolly v. Lion Apparel Inc., No. 2019-SC-0631-WC,
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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
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The Supreme Court of Alabama issued an order extending until July 29 an administrative order suspending in-person proceedings for workers’ compensation cases.
The court on
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Aisha Taylor
The South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Commission announced that the state Senate confirmed the reappointment of three commissioners to six-year terms.
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The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation would be allowed to conduct benefit review conferences by video conference under a bill the state House of Representatives passed
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The Missouri Court of Appeals upheld a determination that a worker’s death from heatstroke was compensable, despite his parents’ argument to the contrary, blaming his
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The South Carolina Court of Appeals overturned the denial of the worker’s claim that was based upon his lack of credibility.
Case: Clark v. Philips Electronics/Shakespeare,
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The Missouri state Senate on Tuesday passed a bill that would create a voluntary benefits pool for firefighters who develop cancer.
SB 45, which passed 30-2,
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