The North Dakota Supreme Court ruled that res judicata did not bar a worker’s claim for benefits for a back injury.
Russell Jones worked for
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The Minnesota Supreme Court clarified the statutory presumption for a public safety officer to have been killed in the line of duty if he dies
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A divided Mississippi Supreme Court ruled that judicial estoppel did not bar a worker from proceeding with a personal injury suit he failed to disclose
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The California Senate is proposing to condition a small portion of the Division of Workers' Compensation's budget on the enactment of Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposed
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Workers' compensation is the exclusive remedy for the family and estate of a worker who was murdered during an unpaid lunch break in his employer's
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A New Jersey appeals court held that a judge of compensation did not abuse her discretion in striking an employer's defenses and ordering it to
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A Louisiana appellate court upheld a denial of benefits to the mother of a grocery store worker who died of an aortic dissection after the
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Claimants do not have to file a motion for rehearing to preserve error on an argument that the Workers' Compensation Commissioner rejects without a specific
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An injured worker failed to raise a genuine issue of material fact that three disputed medical conditions were part of her compensable injury, a Texas
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Average medical prices in Florida moved toward the middle of interstate rankings following fee schedule changes approved in 2024, according to a study that the
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