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Apr 25, 2023

Iowa High Court: Res Judicata Principles Don’t Bar Petitions for Change of Condition

In Green v. N. Cent. Iowa Reg'l Solid Waste Auth., 2023 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 36 (Apr. 14, 2023), the Supreme Court of Iowa held that, despite the fact that res...

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Apr 25, 2023

Iowa High Court: Res Judicata Principles Don’t Bar Petitions for Change of Condition

Iowa High Court: Res Judicata Principles Don’t Bar Petitions for Change of Condition Iowa High Court: Res Judicata Principles Don’t Bar Petitions for Change of Condition

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Mar 1, 2017

$841,200 Fine Against Small Colorado Employer Was Unconstitutionally Excessive

While upholding the facial constitutionality of Colo. Rev. Stat. § 8–43–409, which provides for the imposition of fines against certain employers that fail to maintain workers’ compensation insurance, a Colorado...

$841,200 Fine Against Small Colorado Employer Was Unconstitutionally Excessive $841,200 Fine Against Small Colorado Employer Was Unconstitutionally Excessive

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Feb 9, 2021

NJ High Court Allows Claim for Injury Sustained During Charity’s “Fun Day”

Where a chef/cook, employed by a non-profit organization, sustained injuries at her employer’s “Family Fun Day”, an event that included recreational activities, games and music, held on a Saturday for...

NJ High Court Allows Claim for Injury Sustained During Charity’s “Fun Day” NJ High Court Allows Claim for Injury Sustained During Charity’s “Fun Day”

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Jan 19, 2024

NY Law That Newspaper Carriers Aren’t Employees for Comp Purposes Does Not Always Control

NY Law That Newspaper Carriers Aren’t Employees for Comp Purposes Does Not Always Control NY Law That Newspaper Carriers Aren’t Employees for Comp Purposes Does Not Always Control

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