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Sep 16, 2024

Colorado Court Clarifies Scope of DIME Evaluations in Workers’ Compensation Cases

Colorado Court Clarifies Scope of DIME Evaluations in Workers' Compensation Cases In a significant decision for Colorado workers’ compensation law, the Colorado Court of Appeals has provided important clarification on...

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Sep 16, 2024

Colorado Court Clarifies Scope of DIME Evaluations in Workers’ Compensation Cases

Colorado Court Clarifies Scope of DIME Evaluations in Workers’ Compensation Cases Colorado Court Clarifies Scope of DIME Evaluations in Workers’ Compensation Cases

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Feb 27, 2020

Michigan Auditor’s Auto Accident Injury Claim Not Barred by Going and Coming Rule

Stressing that the Michigan Supreme Court’s Stark decision had not set forth four “factors” to be weighed in determining whether a claimant’s going and coming injury nevertheless occurred in the...

Michigan Auditor’s Auto Accident Injury Claim Not Barred by Going and Coming Rule Michigan Auditor’s Auto Accident Injury Claim Not Barred by Going and Coming Rule

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Jun 16, 2020

Utah Court Agrees that Leap from Truck Was Unusual

In another case involving Utah's so-called "Allen standard," under which an employee with a preexisting condition faces a heightened standard for proving legal causation, a state appellate court affirmed a...

Utah Court Agrees that Leap from Truck Was Unusual Utah Court Agrees that Leap from Truck Was Unusual

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Jun 14, 2018

California: Use of Preprinted C & R Form Does Not Waive Claims Outside Workers’ Comp Context

A California appellate court found a state trial court committed error when it granted summary judgment to an employer in an employment discrimination case filed by a former employee based...

California: Use of Preprinted C & R Form Does Not Waive Claims Outside Workers’ Comp Context California: Use of Preprinted C & R Form Does Not Waive Claims Outside Workers’ Comp Context

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