Mississippi COVID-19 Nurse is Unsuccessful in Her Virus Claim

Showing how difficult it is for a claimant to prevail in a COVID-19 claim where there is no presumption of compensability, the Court of Appeal of Mississippi recently affirmed a...

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Aug 9, 2023

Mississippi COVID-19 Nurse is Unsuccessful in Her Virus Claim

Mississippi COVID-19 Nurse is Unsuccessful in Her Virus Claim Mississippi COVID-19 Nurse is Unsuccessful in Her Virus Claim

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Sep 12, 2024

Massachusetts Appeals Court: Employee Struck in Parking Area After Clocking Out May Not Sue Employer in Tort

Massachusetts Appeals Court: Employee Struck in Parking Area After Clocking Out May Not Sue Employer in Tort Massachusetts Appeals Court: Employee Struck in Parking Area After Clocking Out May Not Sue Employer in Tort

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Aug 10, 2015

Average Wage Calculation Must Be Computed For Nevada Self-Employed FedEx Driver

The lack of a salary associated with typical employment does not necessarily prevent an average monthly wage calculation for a self-employed injured Nevada worker, held the state’s Supreme Court last...

Average Wage Calculation Must Be Computed For Nevada Self-Employed FedEx Driver Average Wage Calculation Must Be Computed For Nevada Self-Employed FedEx Driver

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Apr 8, 2013

Montana’s Hutterite Colony Seeks Review by U.S. Supreme Court of Decision Requiring it to Provide Workers’ Compensation Coverage for Colony’s Workers

On April 1, the Hutterite Colony, a small religious sect in Montana, asked the United States Supreme Court to review and overturn a decision by the Supreme Court of Montana...

Montana’s Hutterite Colony Seeks Review by U.S. Supreme Court of Decision Requiring it to Provide Workers’ Compensation Coverage for Colony’s Workers Montana’s Hutterite Colony Seeks Review by U.S. Supreme Court of Decision Requiring it to Provide Workers’ Compensation Coverage for Colony’s Workers

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