Employee of Uninsured Michigan Subcontractor May Not Sue General Contractor

Maryland’s 5-Year Limiting Period (LE § 9-736) May be Waived by Employer/Carrier

West Virginia Court Agrees Fainting Spell for Waitress was Work-Related

West Virginia’s Supreme Court of Appeals affirmed a decision by the state’s Board of Review that found a waitress had sustained a compensable injury when she became overheated at her...

UPS Employee May Not Sue KY Retailer for Injuries Sustained at Latter’s Loading Dock

In Change of Condition Proceeding, Board May Not Re-Litigate Medical Causation Issue

SC High Court Stresses that with Discretionary Issues Commission Must Actually Use Discretion

SC Comp Act Prevents Recovery of UM Benefits by Injured Employee Against Co-Employee

Ohio Worker Awarded Permanent Loss of Use Award Despite Not Reaching MMI

NY Court: Cancellation of WC Insurance Policy Must be in Strict Compliance with Statute

Commotio Cordis: Is Damar Hamlin’s Injury Compensable?

The Top 10 Bizarre Workers’ Comp Cases for 2022

MT Court Takes Common Sense Path in Concurrent Employment Injury Claim