The Kentucky Workers' Compensation Nominating Committee is accepting nominations for four administrative law judge positions, the Department of Workers' Claims announced.
The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that a self-represented radio station employee was entitled to reopen her claim and request benefits for a knee injury from
The Kentucky Supreme Court upheld the denial of benefits to an automobile manufacturing worker with a long history of back and neck issues predating her
A divided Mississippi Supreme Court ruled that a worker’s two biological children were not entitled to death benefits to satisfy his past-due obligation for child support.
The South Carolina Supreme Court issued a decision concluding that the state workers' compensation commissioner erred in denying benefits to the worker because of a lack
A unanimous Kentucky Supreme Court rejected an employer’s voluntary intoxication defense to a claim by a worker who tested positive for cocaine following his fall
The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation will host its quarterly meetings with health care providers and insurers on May 13, via Zoom, the online video