A New York appellate court ruled that a carpenter established that his heart attack was causally related to his exertion from chasing a runaway donkey.
Case: Matter of Mulligan v. Moy Construction Corp., No. CV-25-0231, 10/08/2026, published.
Facts: Gerard Mulligan worked for Moy Construction Corp. as a carpenter. He was asked to… Read more »
The District of Columbia’s highest court ruled that a worker’s temporary total disability benefits should have been suspended once she began collecting retirement benefits from the federal Civil Service Retirement System.
Case: District of Columbia Department of Corrections v. DOES, No. 22-AA-0871, 10/08/2026, published.
Facts: Vera… Read more »
The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that exclusivity did not apply to shield a company using a staffing provider’s services from civil liability for injuries sustained by the provider’s employee.
Case: Jefferson v. Johnson Concrete Co., No. COA26-41, 10/07/2026, published.
Facts: Johnson Concrete Co. is a North Carolina-based manufacturer… Read more »
A New York appellate court upheld the summary dismissal of a worker’s Labor Law and negligence claims arising from his alleged fall on construction debris.
Case: Nunez v. 672 Parkside LLC, Nos. 2024-07423 and 2025-01274, 10/07/2026, published.
Facts: Gustavo Nunez allegedly suffered injuries while working at a construction site in March… Read more »Oct 16, 2026
On October 16, 2026, we will be taking over the fairways of the Rancho Bernardo Inn in Rancho Bern …
Oct 23, 2026
The AWCP 26th Annual Fall Education Conference, themed “Wild Adventures in Workers’ Comp!”, will b …
Oct 27, 2026
Texas workers’ compensation continues to evolve—and understanding the legislative and policy issue …