A New York appellate court overturned a grant of summary judgment on a worker’s claim, finding that his evidence called his own credibility into question
… Read more »The Iowa Court of Appeals upheld a finding that a worker suffered mental and physical injuries from a fall from a scissor lift, but his mental
… Read more »A New York appellate court ruled that an injured worker was not entitled to summary judgment on his Labor Law claims.
Case: Burgos v. Darden
… Read more »The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania ruled that an injured worker waited too long to seek compensation for an alleged injury that he sustained in addition
… Read more »New York workers would be allowed to sue their employers for unlawful retaliation rather than pursue administrative complaints before the State Workers' Compensation Board under a
… Read more »Federal workplace safety regulators said they levied the maximum fine allowed by law against a manufacturer of appliances for General Electric Co. after a worker
… Read more »The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined a company $115,221 for a fatal fall at a construction site in Boston.
Numerous media reports say
… Read more »The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania upheld the determination that an employer began owing interest on its insurance carrier’s lien once an injured worker established the compensability
… Read more »A New York appellate court ruled that a Labor Law defendant was entitled to partial summary judgment dismissing the claims against it, but it was not
… Read more »A New York lawmaker introduced language that she says intends to provide injured workers with an initial hearing in every case so they can appear
… Read more »Jun 11-13, 2025
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