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Feb 26, 2026

Florida Court: IME Report Is Not a “Prescription” for Attendant Care

The Florida First District Court of Appeal has reversed an award of 24-hour attendant care benefits where the only “prescription” supporting the award appeared in an Independent Medical Examiner’s report…

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Feb 26, 2026

Florida Court: IME Report Is Not a “Prescription” for Attendant Care

Florida Court: IME Report Is Not a “Prescription” for Attendant Care Florida Court: IME Report Is Not a “Prescription” for Attendant Care

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Oct 25, 2019

California Employer/Insurer’s Right to Subrogation Does Not Bar Removal of Case to Federal District Court

That a California employer and/or its workers’ compensation insurer might have a subrogation interest in the proceeds of any recovery in a third-party negligence action originally filed in a state...

California Employer/Insurer’s Right to Subrogation Does Not Bar Removal of Case to Federal District Court California Employer/Insurer’s Right to Subrogation Does Not Bar Removal of Case to Federal District Court

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Jan 8, 2026

Texas Court Affirms Summary Judgment in Grain Bin Death Case

The Texas Court of Appeals, Seventh District, recently affirmed summary judgment for an employer in a wrongful death action filed by the mother of an employee who suffered fatal injuries...

Texas Court Affirms Summary Judgment in Grain Bin Death Case Texas Court Affirms Summary Judgment in Grain Bin Death Case

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Aug 26, 2019

Receipt of Benefits Bars Worker and Parents of Deceased Worker From Maintaining Civil Actions Against North Dakota “Employer”

Where one North Dakota worker was killed and another seriously injured in a work-related explosion, neither the deceased worker’s parents nor the injured worker could maintain a civil action against...

Receipt of Benefits Bars Worker and Parents of Deceased Worker From Maintaining Civil Actions Against North Dakota “Employer” Receipt of Benefits Bars Worker and Parents of Deceased Worker From Maintaining Civil Actions Against North Dakota “Employer”

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