The Kentucky Division of Occupational Safety and Health is holding a free, four-day training event in October.
The event will include sessions exploring effective safety
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The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined a pipe manufacturer $245,546 for violations uncovered during the investigation of a March 2023 workplace death.
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The West Virginia Supreme Court upheld a finding that an electrician suffered cervical and thoracic injuries from an electric shock.
Case: Coronado Coal Corp. v.
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The West Virginia Supreme Court ruled that a worker who had undergone a bilateral knee replacement was not entitled to an increased award of benefits
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Lawmakers in Washington, D.C., have introduced legislation designed to create parity in workers' compensation in cases involving injured workers who receive out-of-state benefits.
Bill B25-0474,
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The West Virginia Supreme Court unanimously upheld the denial of a meter reader’s claim for benefits for carpal tunnel diagnosis.
Case: Williams v. WV American
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The Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission is holding its annual Educational Conference & Exhibition Oct. 18-19 at the Greater Richmond Convention Center, in Richmond, Virginia.
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The West Virginia Supreme Court upheld a determination that a worker failed to prove her knee condition was caused by a traumatic injury at work.
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The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation proposed amendments to Rule 122.100 and suggested a new Rule 124.8 concerning death benefits to implement HB 2314.
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The District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruled that a worker’s award of benefits was based on a proper calculation of his average weekly wage
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