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  • State: Wyoming
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The Wyoming Supreme Court upheld the summary dismissal of a worker’s civil suit against a co-employee for causing injuries to his hand.

Dusty Courtney and

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  • State: Texas
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A Texas appellate court upheld a worker’s $973,522.24 default judgment for his injuries that happened while he was performing construction work.

Eleazar Alvarado alleged that

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  • State: Pennsylvania
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A divided Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that the statutory prohibition on self-dealing in the Workers’ Compensation Act does not include referrals for prescription drugs and

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  • State: Georgia
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The Georgia Court of Appeals ruled that a trial judge erred in dismissing a widower’s civil suit against a theme park operator for his wife’s

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  • State: Texas
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A Texas appellate court ruled that a municipal defendant’s failure to challenge every possible basis for the denial of its motion for summary judgment required

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  • State: Washington
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The Washington Court of Appeals said an employer may be liable for negligence toward workers' not-yet-conceived offspring.

Case: Bauer v. Boeing Co., No. 87593-1-I, 05/18/2026, published.

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  • State: Texas
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A Texas appellate court upheld a take-nothing judgment against a manufacturer on a worker’s negligence claim.

Bell Textron Inc. produces helicopters, and at its Grand

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  • State: North Dakota
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The North Dakota Supreme Court ruled that res judicata did not bar a worker’s claim for benefits for a back injury.

Russell Jones worked for

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  • State: Minnesota
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The Minnesota Supreme Court clarified the statutory presumption for a public safety officer to have been killed in the line of duty if he dies

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  • State: Mississippi
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A divided Mississippi Supreme Court ruled that judicial estoppel did not bar a worker from proceeding with a personal injury suit he failed to disclose

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