The Mississippi Court of Appeals upheld a series of decisions by the Workers’ Compensation Commission denying a worker’s allegations that he had not been paid
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A New York appellate court ruled that a worker was entitled to summary judgment on his Labor Law claim for injuries from a fall from
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The Connecticut Appellate Court upheld an award of temporary total disability benefits to a former police officer who became disabled years after he retired.
Case:
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A divided Ohio Supreme Court upheld a worker's enhanced award for injuries from a conveyor belt accident due to his employer's violation of a specific safety
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A Texas appellate court upheld a take-nothing judgment on an injured longshoreman’s negligence claims.
Case: Norman v. Kahn Scheepvaart BV, No. 14-24-00176-CV, 03/31/2026, published.
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A New York appellate court ruled that a worker should have been granted partial summary judgment on his Labor Law claims and that the defendant should
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A federal appellate court upheld summary judgment dismissing an injured longshoreman’s claims of vessel negligence against a technical manager.
Case: Renteria v. Grieg Star AS,
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The Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that the state Bureau of Workers’ Compensation must administer its group retrospective rating program for the 2018 policy year, despite
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Lawmakers in Louisiana are considering legislation that would revise key aspects of the state’s workers' compensation system, including how maximum medical improvement is defined and
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CopperPoint Insurance on Wednesday named Kellen Booher president and CEO, succeeding Marc Schmittlein, who is retiring from the role after leading the company’s transformation over
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