The Arizona Court of Appeals upheld a determination that expert testimony was not required to establish that a truck driver suffered a compensable injury from his exposure to exhaust fumes that had ...

In an unpublished decision handed down Monday, a California appeals court held that an employer had not perfected its lien before an injured worker settled and dismissed her case against a third party ...

A New York appellate court upheld a grant of summary judgment for a worker on his Labor Law claim for his injuries from tripping at a construction site. Case: Berardi v. 900 Third Avenue LP, No.

The Illinois Appellate Court ruled that an injured worker could not bring a contribution claim against his employer as the assignee of a defendant who had settled his claims against it. Case: Clark v ...

West Virginia’s Intermediate Court of Appeals upheld a determination that a worker was not entitled to a permanent partial disability award. Case: Hill v. Marshall County Coal Resources, No. 26-ICA-99 ...

WorkCompCentral and the Insurance Council of Texas are partnering to present a free legislative update webinar on Oct. 27. The two-hour session will explore where workers' compensation stands in the ...

A Sacramento jury returned guilty verdicts on three counts of workers' compensation insurance fraud filed against a bus driver for the Sacramento Regional Transit District who claimed she was ...

The Monterey County District Attorney's Office announced that a former California Department of Corrections officer was convicted of workers' compensation fraud after pleading no contest to felony ...

Comp programs in the state paid an estimated $13.88 billion in benefits in 2023, an increase of $916 million, or 7.1%, from 2022. California’s $13.88 billion in benefit payments surpassed the ...

The Kentucky Supreme Court upheld an award of benefits to a worker for his injuries from being struck by a car as he was crossing a highway to head to his jobsite. Donnell Perry worked for Safe Zone ...

The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania upheld a determination that a worker had fully recovered from an aggravation of the degenerative condition of her cervical spine. Case: Rathfon v. Rite Aid Corp.

The California Applicants' Attorneys Association is holding a webinar on Friday to answer questions about the state's Subsequent Injuries Benefits Trust Fund. Presenters include Scott Ford, of Ford & ...