The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation is accepting public comment on proposed rules that would end the “remarriage penalty” for spouses of certain peace officers
… Read more »Restrictions on in-person medical exams are starting to loosen up, the Texas Division of Workers' Compensation said in a bulletin posted Thursday.
Starting June 15,
… Read more »The Tennessee Court of Appeals ruled that a worker could not include an on-the-job assault by a colleague in her allegations to support a claim
… Read more »The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals overturned an award of permanent total disability benefits to a worker for his alleged cumulative trauma injury because of
… Read more »The Delaware Superior Court ruled that an injured worker could not proceed with a bad faith claim against her employer’s claims administrator for failure to
… Read more »The Virginia legislature this year approved a law that requires the Workers' Compensation Commission to order employers to tell the worker, in a timely fashion, if
… Read more »A divided Florida appellate court has asked the state Supreme Court to weigh in on what it takes to satisfy an employer’s obligation to “provide”
… Read more »The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation has issued a mandatory data call for information on COVID-19 claims from 66 insurance carriers, self-insurers, hospital districts, cities
… Read more »A Delaware Superior Court judge threw out a paralegal’s lawsuit against his employer for allegedly retaliating against him for pursuing a workers’ compensation claim.
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… Read more »A Louisiana appellate court ruled that a veteran firefighter was not entitled to benefits for cumulative hearing loss from industrial exposure to harmful noise levels.
… Read more »Sep 2-4, 2025
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