The Missouri Supreme Court overturned an award of litigation expenses to an injured worker on his disability discrimination claim.
Case: Wilson v. City of Kansas
… Read more »The Mississippi Court of Appeals ruled that an injured worker suffered a loss of wage-earning capacity despite returning to her time-of-injury job, due to her “suspect” termination
… Read more »Oklahoma lawmakers unanimously approved a bill that would add chiropractic care to the list of services employers are required to provide to injured workers, sending it
… Read more »The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that the state Industrial Commission abused its discretion in dismissing a worker’s claim for failure to prosecute because
… Read more »The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation has canceled its annual conference that was set for May 19-21 in Austin.
The DWC had considered rescheduling the
… Read more »North Carolina is set to become one of the latest states to provide a sweeping workers' compensation presumption for all essential employees who may be
… Read more »A divided Virginia Supreme Court ruled that a firefighter is entitled to an award of permanent partial disability benefits based on his functional loss from a
… Read more »A divided Mississippi Supreme Court ruled that the Workers’ Compensation Commission did not err in denying benefits to a nurse for a back injury that
… Read more »The Maryland Medical Fee Committee will meet virtually on June 8 to discuss reimbursement rates for telehealth procedures.
The 1 p.m. meeting will be held
… Read more »The Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined a Florida roofing contractor $134,937 for exposing workers to fall hazards at a residential work site.
OSHA said
… Read more »Sep 2-4, 2025
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