Twenty-eight congressional Democrats are protesting planned rollbacks of regulations regarding respirator masks as proposed by the Trump administration. In a letter addressed to David Keeling, an ...
A New York appellate court ruled that a plumber’s assistant should have been granted summary judgment on his Labor Law claim for his injuries from falling over a ground-level barrier into a ...
Medicaid disenrollment was associated with higher medical payments in workers' compensation claims during the period when enrollees were losing coverage, the Workers Compensation Research Institute ...
The Supreme Court of Tennessee’s Special Workers’ Compensation Appeals Panel upheld the denial of a worker’s request for extraordinary benefits. Case: Burkes v. Sysco Knoxville LLC, No. E2025-02007-SC ...
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania upheld the denial of a demolition worker’s claim for benefits for a heart attack. Case: Torres v. The Giant Co. LLC (WCAB), No. 958 C.D. 2025, 10/26/2026, ...
The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that a worker’s claim for further compensation was properly denied as untimely. Case: Brown v. North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, No. COA25-869, ...
A New York appellate court ruled that the defendants in a Labor Law action should not have been granted summary judgment dismissing all the claims against them. Case: DaSilva v. Delshah-OTL-Start 22 ...
Jacksonville, FL — November 3, 2026 — PhysNet today announced the appointment of Barbara Limardo as Director of Finance, strengthening the company’s financial leadership and infrastructure as it ...
The Workers' Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau on Friday announced a new methodology for measuring physician services utilization that produces substantially different results than its traditional ...
The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld a jury’s verdict finding that a former professional football player’s compensable leg injury caused him to develop a back injury. Case: In the Matter of Adeboyejo, ...
A New York appellate court ruled that a worker should have been granted summary judgment on his Labor Law claim for injuries from falling from a ladder. Case: Evaristo v. GH 441 1st Fee LLC, No.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that a worker’s settlement of his claim deprived the Workers’ Compensation Commission of jurisdiction over a dispute as to the identity of his statutory ...
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