The Missouri Court of Appeals overturned a finding that a correctional officer’s employer was solely liable for her permanent total disability benefits for her psychological

The North Carolina Court of Appeals threw out a wrongful death action against an employer and one of its officers, finding insufficient evidence to support

The Delaware Department of Insurance has put the final touches on new rules that require pharmacy benefits managers to register annually and provide contract information

A Louisiana appellate court upheld an award of benefits, penalties and attorney fees to a worker for dehydration and heat exhaustion on a construction project.

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The North Carolina Industrial Commission posted notice that communications meant for the chief deputy commissioner should be addressed to Tamara Nance, the acting chief deputy