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Month: January 2024

Jan 30, 2024

Indiana Court Allows Medical Malpractice Action to Proceed (in Part) Against Co-employee Physician

Indiana Court Allows Medical Malpractice Action to Proceed (in Part) Against Co-employee Physician Indiana Court Allows Medical Malpractice Action to Proceed (in Part) Against Co-employee Physician
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Jan 26, 2024

PA Trucker’s PTSD Claim Denied Following Small Truck Fire

PA Trucker’s PTSD Claim Denied Following Small Truck Fire PA Trucker’s PTSD Claim Denied Following Small Truck Fire
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Jan 22, 2024

Virginia’s 24-Month Reopening Period is Tolled While Employer Pays Full Wages for Light Work

Virginia’s 24-Month Reopening Period is Tolled While Employer Pays Full Wages for Light Work Virginia’s 24-Month Reopening Period is Tolled While Employer Pays Full Wages for Light Work
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Jan 19, 2024

NY Law That Newspaper Carriers Aren’t Employees for Comp Purposes Does Not Always Control

NY Law That Newspaper Carriers Aren’t Employees for Comp Purposes Does Not Always Control NY Law That Newspaper Carriers Aren’t Employees for Comp Purposes Does Not Always Control
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Jan 16, 2024

MS Court Reverses Trial Court’s Summary Judgment Against Injured Worker/Plaintiff on Judicial Estoppel Grounds

MS Court Reverses Trial Court’s Summary Judgment Against Injured Worker/Plaintiff on Judicial Estoppel Grounds MS Court Reverses Trial Court’s Summary Judgment Against Injured Worker/Plaintiff on Judicial Estoppel Grounds
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Jan 9, 2024

Nebraska Supreme Court Says No Intentional Tort Exception to Exclusivity

Nebraska Supreme Court Says No Intentional Tort Exception to Exclusivity Nebraska Supreme Court Says No Intentional Tort Exception to Exclusivity
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Jan 8, 2024

Delaware Nurse on COVID-19 Floor Loses Her Comp Claim

Delaware Nurse on COVID-19 Floor Loses Her Comp Claim Delaware Nurse on COVID-19 Floor Loses Her Comp Claim
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Jan 4, 2024

PA Appellate Court Nixes Use of “Red Book” in Setting Reimbursement for Drug Costs in Comp Cases

PA Appellate Court Nixes Use of “Red Book” in Setting Reimbursement for Drug Costs in Comp Cases PA Appellate Court Nixes Use of “Red Book” in Setting Reimbursement for Drug Costs in Comp Cases
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