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  • State: California
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A California appellate affirmed a determination that a plaintiff could not amend his complaint against contractors for unfinished work to add allegations that they were

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  • State: New York
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A New York appellate court upheld a finding of no liability for the defendant on a worker’s claim for alleged injuries from a static electrical

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  • State: New York
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A New York appellate court upheld a fee award to an injured worker’s attorney.

Miosotis Peralta worked for the Supreme Court 1st Judicial Department

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  • State: Texas
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The Texas Supreme Court denied two petitions to review allegations that the Division of Workers' Compensation is improperly awarding supplemental income benefits to some injured

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  • State: Florida
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A Florida appellate court on Friday overturned a decision by a trial court that limited a carrier's lien recovery to benefits paid through the date

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  • State: Arkansas
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The Arkansas Court of Appeals upheld an award of benefits to a school teacher for her neck and back injuries from a fall.

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  • State: California
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A California appeals court ruled that an employer did not violate the Fair Employment and Housing Act by failing to engage in the interactive process

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  • State: West Virginia
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West Virginia’s Intermediate Court of Appeals overturned an award of temporary total disability benefits for a worker who suffered an electric shock injury.

Dainel Smith worked for

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  • State: Illinois
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An Illinois appellate court said an injured worker's subjective complaint of pain was sufficient evidence to support a determination that her repetitive trauma claim was

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  • State: Massachusetts
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A federal appellate court revived an injured worker’s claims of disability discrimination and retaliation against his former employer.

Jesse Sutherland began working for Peterson’s Oil

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