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Jul 26, 2024

California Supreme Court Upholds Core of Proposition 22

Uber/Lyft Drivers Can Remain Classified as Independent Contractors In a unanimous decision, the California Supreme Court yesterday affirmed, in relevant part, the 2023 appellate court ruling that had reinstated most...

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Jul 26, 2024

California Supreme Court Upholds Core of Proposition 22

California Supreme Court Upholds Core of Proposition 22 California Supreme Court Upholds Core of Proposition 22

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Jul 11, 2019

Virginia Claimant Awarded Benefits for Right Knee Condition More than 10 Years after Injury to Left Knee

Stressing that a workers’ compensation claimant may recover not only for injuries that directly result from an employment accident, but also for subsequent, consequential injuries that are causally connected to...

Virginia Claimant Awarded Benefits for Right Knee Condition More than 10 Years after Injury to Left Knee Virginia Claimant Awarded Benefits for Right Knee Condition More than 10 Years after Injury to Left Knee

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Jan 17, 2020

Divided Sixth Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Intentional Tort Action Filed against TN employer

In a split decision, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of an injured Tennessee worker’s intentional tort action against her employer based on the district court’s finding...

Divided Sixth Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Intentional Tort Action Filed against TN employer Divided Sixth Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Intentional Tort Action Filed against TN employer

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May 3, 2022

To Rebut Idaho’s Cancer Presumption Favoring Firefighters, Employer Must Offer Evidence that Cancer was Not Caused by Employment

The Supreme Court of Idaho, construing Idaho Code § 72-438(14)(b), which generally provides firefighters with a rebuttable presumption that certain listed cancers have a causal connection with the employment, held...

To Rebut Idaho’s Cancer Presumption Favoring Firefighters, Employer Must Offer Evidence that Cancer was Not Caused by Employment To Rebut Idaho’s Cancer Presumption Favoring Firefighters, Employer Must Offer Evidence that Cancer was Not Caused by Employment

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