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Jan 8, 2024

Delaware Nurse on COVID-19 Floor Loses Her Comp Claim

Showing yet again the difficulty in establishing a COVID-19 workers’ compensation claim without the aid of a statutory or administrative presumption of compensability, a Delaware appellate court affirmed a decision...

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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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Apr 22, 2024

NC Court Nixes Third-Party Complaint Filed Against Injured Worker’s Employer

NC Court Nixes Third-Party Complaint Filed Against Injured Worker’s Employer NC Court Nixes Third-Party Complaint Filed Against Injured Worker’s Employer

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Sep 27, 2019

NY Board’s $500 Penalty Against Claimant’s Attorney Affirmed

A $500 penalty assessed against a claimant’s attorney by New York’s Workers’ Compensation Board was affirmed by a state appellate court [Matter of Curcio v Sherwood 370 Mgt., LLC, 2019...

NY Board’s $500 Penalty Against Claimant’s Attorney Affirmed NY Board’s $500 Penalty Against Claimant’s Attorney Affirmed

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Jun 10, 2013

Connecticut: Special Statute Providing Benefits to Police Officers and Firefighters Injured During “Commute” Did Not Apply to Injury in Officer’s Driveway

The basic “going and coming” rule, in effect in the vast majority of jurisdictions, is that for an employee having fixed hours and place of work, injuries sustained going to...

Connecticut: Special Statute Providing Benefits to Police Officers and Firefighters Injured During “Commute” Did Not Apply to Injury in Officer’s Driveway Connecticut: Special Statute Providing Benefits to Police Officers and Firefighters Injured During “Commute” Did Not Apply to Injury in Officer’s Driveway

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