A divided Tennessee Court of Appeals ruled that a sales representative for a product vendor could not pursue a civil remedy from the store where

The Delaware Superior Court upheld a determination that an injured worker’s treatments were reasonable and necessary even though they allegedly fell outside the parameters of the

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed bills revising the criteria for measuring work-related hearing loss.

The governor on Thursday signed HB 669/SB 843, which increase the

A Missouri appellate court ruled that a worker’s challenge to the dismissal of her claim had to be dismissed as untimely.

Case: Godfrey v. Metropolitan

A divided West Virginia Supreme Court produced four opinions addressing an employer’s entitlement to apportion a worker’s impairment, with a majority clarifying the appropriate standard