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Sep 26, 2025

NY Court Reverses Employment Classification Decision in Construction Injury Case

A New York appellate court has reversed a Workers’ Compensation Board decision that classified an injured construction worker as an employee, holding that the Board failed to apply the statutory…

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Sep 26, 2025

NY Court Reverses Employment Classification Decision in Construction Injury Case

A New York appellate court has reversed a Workers’ Compensation Board decision that classified an injured construction worker as an employee, holding that the Board failed to apply the statutory...

NY Court Reverses Employment Classification Decision in Construction Injury Case NY Court Reverses Employment Classification Decision in Construction Injury Case

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Jan 28, 2021

PA Supreme Court Construes Benefits Disqualification During Incarceration Statute

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, affirming a decision by the state’s Commonwealth Court, held that the express terms of Section 306(a.1) of the state’s Workers’ Compensation Act [77 P.S. §...

PA Supreme Court Construes Benefits Disqualification During Incarceration Statute PA Supreme Court Construes Benefits Disqualification During Incarceration Statute

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Dec 31, 2012

Missouri: Retaliatory Discharge Statute Requires Former Employee to Establish that Exercise of Rights Was Exclusive, Not Merely a Contributing, Factor in Firing

A Missouri appellate court recently affirmed a jury verdict in favor of a former employer on a former employee’s claim of retaliatory discharge and agreed that the former employee was...

Missouri: Retaliatory Discharge Statute Requires Former Employee to Establish that Exercise of Rights Was Exclusive, Not Merely a Contributing, Factor in Firing Missouri: Retaliatory Discharge Statute Requires Former Employee to Establish that Exercise of Rights Was Exclusive, Not Merely a Contributing, Factor in Firing

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Jul 14, 2020

Alaska Supreme Court Says Employer May Have Access to Employee's Mental Health Records

Under Alaska Stat. §§ 23.30.107 and 23.30.107, an employer is entitled to have access to an injured employee’s mental health records when such access is relevant to the employee’s workers’...

Alaska Supreme Court Says Employer May Have Access to Employee's Mental Health Records Alaska Supreme Court Says Employer May Have Access to Employee's Mental Health Records

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