Workers' Compensation Daily Headlines

Tucson, AZ (WorkersCompensation.com) – A civilian kitchen worker has filed suit against the State of Arizona after she was violently sexually assaulted inside a Tucson prison. The lawsuit claims she was attacked by a high-risk […]

25 for 25 in '25 We've been going back through the years since 2000 to reminisce about what the last quarter century has brought in the way of notable cases. This one harkens back to […]

Leadership in workers' compensation often drives compliance, enhances process efficiency, and improves operational outcomes. Authentic leadership revolves around people. This type of leadership involves creating an environment where trust, transparency, and growth can thrive, even […]

What Do You Think? There is an exception to the exclusivity provision of Louisiana’s workers’ compensation statute. Under that exception, claimants are not limited to workers’ compensation benefits, but can also sue in tort, if […]

Mobile, AL (WorkersCompensation.com) – A Starbucks worker is recovering this week after being attacked by a monkey in the drive-thru. Officials said the pet monkey was riding in a car with its owner when the […]

Roadmap As we conclude this series on navigating non-compensable claims, we must focus on the most critical aspect of managing these situations: applying what we've learned. Each non-compensable claim represents a unique challenge, offering opportunities […]

Do You Know the Rule? Two provisions in Illinois’ workers’ compensation statute authorize the Commission to penalize employers who refuse or delay the payment of benefits to an injured worker. At the same time, courts […]

Quick Hits Just what exactly does subrogation mean when it comes to Pennsylvania's workers' insurance fund? Here's how law in the commonwealth spells it out. Fund Subrogation In every case where a claim is made […]