Colorado Politics12d
Appeals court clarifies gig workers who injure each other can sue for more than $15,000
Colorado's second-highest court last week ruled for the first time that an independent contractor who injures another ...
Government ceases consideration of 'Zero-Medicare Set-Asides' for workers' comp settlements
Alan G. Brackett and Lejla Alibasic of Mouledoux, Bland, Legrand & Brackett discuss changes in the practice for creating ...
Opposing Sides Both See Victory in Pa. High Court Ruling on CBD Treatments Covered by Workers' Comp
The justices determined that the Workers’ Compensation Act requires employers to pay for any item used to treat an employee's ...
JD Supra1d
Standards Loosened for PA First Responders to Claim Workers’ Compensation for Post-Traumatic Stress Injury
Effective Oct. 29, 2025, an amendment to the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act (Act), adopted via Pennsylvania Senate Bill 365 (Bill), ...
JD Supra1d
New Medicare Reporting Requirements for Worker’s Compensation Settlements
When employers settle worker’s compensation claims with Medicare beneficiaries, federal law requires them to consider Medicare’s potential ...
Insurance Business America6d
Revealed – Workers' comp fraud costs up to $44 billion each year
Workers' compensation fraud costs insurers between $35 billion and $44 billion each year, according to a new report from ...
The Gazette13d
Appeals court clarifies gig workers who injure each other can sue for more than $15,000
For example, co-employees have the benefit of immunity under the Workers' Compensation Act — a feature of employment relationships that does not extend to independent contractors.