Tenth District Distinguishes AutoZone Where Surgery, Not Retirement, Came First The Tenth District Court of Appeals for Franklin County has granted a writ of mandamus ordering the Industrial Commission of...
Ohio Court: Retirement Doesn’t Sever TTD Eligibility When the Claimant Was Already Disabled Ohio Court: Retirement Doesn’t Sever TTD Eligibility When the Claimant Was Already DisabledAppeals Court Affirms $12,000 Penalty for Licensing Lapse The Texas Court of Appeals for the Fifteenth District affirmed a $12,000 administrative penalty against a chiropractor who continued treating and billing...
Texas DWC Can Sanction Chiropractor for Expired License Even Though Another Board Controls the License Texas DWC Can Sanction Chiropractor for Expired License Even Though Another Board Controls the LicenseMN Supreme Court Reverses WCCA and Remands Unresolved Issues The Minnesota Supreme Court has held that an employer may rebut the statutory presumption for work-related PTSD through evidence other than...
Outdated DSM Doesn’t Automatically Sink an Employer’s Rebuttal of the PTSD Presumption Outdated DSM Doesn’t Automatically Sink an Employer’s Rebuttal of the PTSD PresumptionSupervisor’s Authority Over PPE Didn't Make Him a “Vice Principal” The Court of Appeals of Texas, Fourteenth District, affirmed summary judgment for an employer on all of an injured worker’s...
TX Court Affirms Exclusive Remedy Bar Despite Crew Leader’s Alleged Assault TX Court Affirms Exclusive Remedy Bar Despite Crew Leader’s Alleged AssaultHolding that its decades-old adoption of the equitable misrepresentation defense in Hilt Truck Lines, Inc. v. Jones, 204 Neb. 115, 281 N.W.2d 399 (1979) was “clearly erroneous,” the Supreme Court...
Nebraska High Court Nixes Pre-Employment Questionnaire “Misrepresentation” Defense Nebraska High Court Nixes Pre-Employment Questionnaire “Misrepresentation” Defense
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