The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that an employer’s failure to provide evidence that it offered an injured worker a position within his capabilities left the
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A Texas lawmaker plans to create a single-payer proposal and an advisory panel to decide how to handle occupational injuries.
The proposal in House Bill 602
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The Texas Division of Workers’ Compensation is hosting its quarterly meetings with carriers and health care providers via Zoom on April 9.
The division said
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The Arkansas legislature sent to the governor a bill that would create a COVID-19 exception to the prohibition on compensation for ordinary diseases of life
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The Oklahoma Senate on Thursday passed a bill that would revise the definition of a compensable injury to include accidents an employer was reasonably certain
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The Florida Division of Workers’ Compensation reported that medical payments in 2019 across nine categories of care provided to injured workers totaled more than $1.7
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A Missouri appellate court upheld a jury’s finding that a municipal employer unlawfully discriminated against a worker on the basis of his disability from an E.
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The Tennessee state House of Representatives on Thursday unanimously passed a bill that would create a limited safe harbor provision for contractors that didn’t carry
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Builders Insurance Group announced the appointment of Todd M. Campbell to the position of president and chief executive officer, effective April 5.
Prior to joining
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The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals ruled that an employer and its claims administrator were not entitled to mandamus relief directing a trial court to
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