Issue Commentary: Is Firing Retaliatory Where Injury Prevents Return to Work?

Issue Commentary: After 32 Years, NC Courts Still Struggle with “Substantial Certainty” Test

Issue Commentary: Courts Are Mixed in Deciding Compensability of COVID-19 Without Aid of Presumptions

Issue Commentary: Uber and Postmates Win Skirmish in California War Over Independent Contractor Status

Issue Commentary: PA’s Commonwealth Court Parses Words to Require Employer/Carrier to Pay for Medical Marijuana

Medical Marijuana Within the Context of Workers’ Compensation Claims

Commotio Cordis: Is Damar Hamlin’s Injury Compensable?

NY Claimant Wins COVID-19 Claim Without Aid of Presumption of Compensability

Kentucky High Court Says Traveling-Employee Doesn’t “Travel” Until She Leaves Her Property

Battle Continues in Kansas Over Use of 6th Edition of AMA Guides

In the continuing battle in Kansas over the use of the Sixth Edition of the American Medical Association (AMA) Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, a divided Court of...

The Case of the Missing Case

In early January, one can reliably count on at least two things: first, that we’ll be bombarded by television commercials hawking diet aids, and second, that someone in the New...

Utah IME Physician May Not Be Sued by Workers’ Comp Claimant

Finding that a physician-patient relationship did not exist between a doctor hired by the workers’ compensation carrier to perform an independent medical examination of the claimant, the Supreme Court of...