The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation says it needs a data collection agent to help make the switch to a new, data-rich claims-reporting standard next
… Read more »The Kentucky Supreme Court last week disbarred an Owensboro attorney for continuing to practice law after his license had been suspended.
Thomas Steven Poteat was
… Read more »The Kentucky Supreme Court rejected a worker’s constitutional challenge to a statutory amendment of the deadline for motions to reopen.
Case: Slaughter v. Tube Turns, No. 2020-SC-0013-WC,
… Read more »The West Virginia Supreme Court unanimously upheld a denial of additional temporary total disability benefits and treatment to a coal miner for his alleged neck
… Read more »The West Virginia Supreme Court ruled that a long-time coal miner was not entitled to permanent total disability benefits after he retired from his position.
… Read more »A Florida appellate court overturned a denial of a worker’s claim for additional treatment for a back injury, finding the worker was not required to
… Read more »A divided Oklahoma Supreme Court struck down the Workers’ Compensation Act's limitation on the availability of benefits payable upon a worker’s death and allowed a
… Read more »It may seem like an overdue change in the modern age, but the Texas Division of Workers' Compensation must still go through the rulemaking process
… Read more »People who have tested positive for COVID-19 or believe they have been exposed to it can attend in-person hearings only after they have quarantined for
… Read more »The Kentucky Department of Workers' Claims will hold a public hearing next month to discuss proposed changes to regulations designed to prohibit unfair claims settlement
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