The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will address whether specific loss benefits should be limited posthumously to workers who die because of a cause unrelated to the work
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The Maryland Appellate Court ruled that a pediatrician waited too long to file her occupational disease claim.
Dr. Stacy Scott-McKinny is a board-certified pediatrician who
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An Ohio appellate court ruled that a worker was not entitled to relief from Industrial Commission decisions denying his claim for benefits and declining to
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The California Division of Workers’ Compensation would get eight new judges, under a preliminary budget unveiled this week.
The $291 billion budget Gov. Gavin Newsom
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The Connecticut Appellate Court ruled that an injured worker who reached maximum medical improvement could no longer receive temporary disability benefits, as a matter of
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The Delaware Supreme Court ruled that a medical care provider lacked legal standing to challenge an insurance carrier’s use of a billing code to deny
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The Oregon Court of Appeals ruled that the director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services has the authority to address a medical billing
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A California appellate court revived a son’s wrongful death lawsuit against the railway for which his father had worked for more than 40 years, finding the
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The Supreme Court of Tennessee’s Special Workers' Compensation Appeals Panel ruled that a longtime factory worker failed to give timely notice of her hearing loss
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The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania ruled that res judicata barred a worker from challenging the description of her injuries and the termination of her benefits.
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