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May 30, 2023

Alaska Commission May Not Determine Scope of Treatment for Chiropractor

The Alaska Workers’ Compensation Commission has no jurisdiction to determine the scope or limits of chiropractic practice, held the state’s Supreme Court recently in State v. White, 2023 Alas. LEXIS...

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May 30, 2023

Alaska Commission May Not Determine Scope of Treatment for Chiropractor

Alaska Commission May Not Determine Scope of Treatment for Chiropractor Alaska Commission May Not Determine Scope of Treatment for Chiropractor

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May 24, 2019

Oklahoma’s Retaliatory Discharge Statute Withstands Constitutional Challenge

Lack of Jury Trial and Limited Damages Pass Constitutional Muster Oklahoma’s retaliatory discharge statute [85A O.S.Supp. 2013 § 7], which restricts jurisdiction in relevant instances to the Workers’ Compensation Commission...

Oklahoma’s Retaliatory Discharge Statute Withstands Constitutional Challenge Oklahoma’s Retaliatory Discharge Statute Withstands Constitutional Challenge

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Apr 10, 2020

Broken Ankle Results in Permanent Total Disability for Nebraska Truck Driver

Illustrating yet again, that the age-old adage that an employer generally takes an employee as it finds him or her, a Nebraska appellate court affirmed a finding by the state’s...

Broken Ankle Results in Permanent Total Disability for Nebraska Truck Driver Broken Ankle Results in Permanent Total Disability for Nebraska Truck Driver

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Jun 5, 2015

Florida Court Says Judge Should Have Disqualified Himself For Bias

In Kline v. JRD Management Corp., 2015 Fla. App. LEXIS 8364 (1st DCA, June 2, 2015), a Florida appellate court recently held that a judge of compensation claims (“JCC”) erred...

Florida Court Says Judge Should Have Disqualified Himself For Bias Florida Court Says Judge Should Have Disqualified Himself For Bias

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