News Digest 7/21/2008
Controversial Beehive State Law Hinges Benefits on Behavior Only law-abiding injured workers may collect worker’s compensation benefits in Utah, as a result of a new law that took effect this …
Controversial Beehive State Law Hinges Benefits on Behavior Only law-abiding injured workers may collect worker’s compensation benefits in Utah, as a result of a new law that took effect this …
Will Celebrity Circus Performers Collect Workers’ Comp? Even circus performers get injured on the job, which a few of the celebs on a new reality show discovered. But will the …
Maryland Court: Injured Worker Waited Too Long to Renew Claim A labor and employment statute described as “a hotbed of litigation” may head to Maryland’s highest court after the Court …
Workers’ Comp Personal Data Breach Triggers Concern Personal data on injured workers held by the Newfoundland and Labrador Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission, as well as justice department files …
Wyoming Advocates Want System to Cowboy Up for Workers Last year, Wyoming’s workers’ compensation program paid out about $121 million in benefits to injured workers and, as of November, the …
Bakersfield Pipeline Blast Victims Sue for Negligence Three workers who were injured in a February, 2007 pipeline explosion near Bakersfield file a negligence lawsuit against Occidental Petroleum, claiming they are …
Maryland Fund Announces 2008 Rate Cut Following a 10-percent drop in injury claims during the past two years, Maryland’s Injured Workers’ Insurance Fund, a quasi-state workers’ comp insurance provider that …
Return to Work Attempt Sabotages Injured EMT’s Benefits A Binghamton, N.Y., emergency medical technician and his fiancé face unchecked medical bills in connection with debilitating hip and back injuries he …