
The federal Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, reauthorized by Congress in 2019 to protect insurers against catastrophic losses, will now apply to existing or “in-force” workers'
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A Texas appellate court ruled that a worker could not request modification of an arbitrator’s decision denying his request for prejudgment interest and costs after
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A Texas appellate court ruled that a nonresident corporation could be hailed into a state court to answer for a Jones Act claim involving a
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A Texas appellate court on Tuesday partially revived a pipe fitter’s claim of retaliatory discharge, finding he had raised a triable issue as to whether
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The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation will host three webinars in January to help educate medical providers on billing, reimbursement, fee disputes and more, the
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The Texas insurance commissioner has finalized assessment rates for maintenance taxes and fees for 2021, with some showing a slight increase over this year's levels.
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A Louisiana appellate court ruled that a worker who injured her right shoulder in a compensable accident did not establish her entitlement to benefits for
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A Texas appellate court ruled that an employer that issued a letter of guarantee to a treatment provider did not conclusively establish a lack of contractual liability to
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A divided Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that a worker is entitled to penalties and fees based on a carrier’s failure to timely tender payment of
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A divided West Virginia Supreme Court ruled that a clerical worker failed to establish her claim for benefits for a diagnosis of bilateral carpal tunnel.
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