An employer's knowledge that a worker holds a second job is enough to establish concurrent employment for average weekly wage calculations, even if the worker

A divided Vermont Supreme Court ruled that an injured courier was not entitled to additur or a new trial on his negligence claim against the

The Maryland Appellate Court ruled that a professional football player who was injured during an out-of-state practice three days after signing with the Washington Commanders

A New York appellate court ruled that an insurance company could not substitute itself for a different carrier to challenge a decision by the Workers’

A New York appellate court ruled that a worker was entitled to partial summary judgment on his Labor Law claim and that other parts of

An Ohio appellate court granted writ relief to a self-employed worker, finding that the Industrial Commission erred in calculating his average weekly wage without considering