By Steve Nichols, News Contributor
While Texas workers’ compensation system users await data about the implementation of virtual benefit review conferences, some practitioners have reported
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By Hon. Robert G. Rassp, editor-in-chief, Rassp & Herlick
DISCLAIMER: The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and are not those
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The Utah Court of Appeals ruled that a worker’s permanent total disability benefits can be apportioned only to the causes of his disability, not the causes
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A divided Iowa Supreme Court ruled that a married couple's separation did not result in spousal desertion, so the husband remained entitled to benefits after
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The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled that findings of fact and conclusions of law in a workers' compensation proceeding concerning issues other than compensability and
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A divided Minnesota Supreme Court upheld an award of benefits for a retail worker whose repetitive trauma injuries to her knee aggravated her osteoarthritis to
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A divided North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that the estate of a worker who suffered a fatal crush injury alleged sufficient facts to pursue
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Experience rating serves as an effective incentive for California employers to provide safe workplaces, according to a new study by the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating
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The Texas Supreme Court unanimously ruled that an appellate court erred in not finding that Dallas was the appropriate venue for a football player’s workers’
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A federal appellate court upheld the dismissal of an insurance provider’s claim of trade secret misappropriation based on its idea for an application to simplify
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