A Delaware Superior Court judge ruled that the plaintiff in a tort claim could not convert her complaint into a workers’ compensation claim and have
… Read more »The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that the parent companies of a direct employer are immune from tort liability under the exclusive remedy provision of the
… Read more »The National Council on Compensation Insurance has revised and withdrawn the endorsement it issued two years ago when concerns grew that Congress might not reauthorize a terrorism
… Read more »The Virginia Court of Appeals ruled that the state Workers’ Compensation Commission lacked jurisdiction to determine whether the murder of a youth counselor was compensable
… Read more »The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that a worker’s widow could not assert a viable claim against the North Carolina Insurance Guaranty Association for
… Read more »The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that an injured federal employee could not be forced to accept disability retirement and that a judge
… Read more »The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined an Oklahoma company $415,204 following an investigation into a fatal fall in October 2019.
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… Read more »A former civilian employee for the U.S. Navy has been charged with double dipping and defrauding the federal workers' compensation program after he failed to
… Read more »The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that a truck driver was jointly employed by two companies that were both liable for his workers’ compensation
… Read more »The Missouri Court of Appeals ruled that the Second Injury Fund is liable for a worker’s permanent total disability from two industrial neck injuries.
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