Maine’s Supreme Judicial Court ruled that a worker’s ex-wife was entitled to death benefits following his death from complications arising from his work-related injuries, 23

A U.S. Senate committee passed a bill that would allow physician assistants and nurse practitioners to certify injuries and oversee treatment of injured federal workers.

North Carolina Commissioner of Labor Luke Farley designated Tyler Younts as chairman of the Industrial Commission.

Tyler Younts

Younts was appointed to

A New York appellate court ruled that a worker’s Labor Law claims were properly dismissed because of the homeowner exemption from liability.

Case: Palma v. Cheer Hall

A California appeals court on Thursday held that a workers’ compensation insurer properly canceled an employer’s policy after the employer failed to respond to repeated

A federal appellate court denied an employer’s petition for review of an award of black lung benefits to its employee.

Case: Bluff Spur Coal Corp.