Legal news, analysis, and updates on workers' compensation and occupational injury law.
The violation of privacy is a contagious disease. A single incident can spread in epidemic proportion throughout the veins of the entire spectrum of the electronic network.
New Jersey’s robust economy reflects a national trend towards full employment, but its workers’ compensation benefits have not kept pace with other states.
The New Jersey Supreme Court decided workers’ compensation cases that could affect the ongoing school funding controversy.
The New Jersey Supreme Court continues to liberally decide workers' compensation cases, keeping in mind, the legislative intent that the employee benefit program is social remedial legislation.
Insights that can be used in formulating cross-examination of expert witnesses who feature the Waddell test in their testimony.
Claims of workplace sexual harassment, when the harassment results in bodily injury, could not be excluded by insurance carriers under the employer's liability section of a workers' compensation policy
NJ Supreme Court Awards Compensation for Reproduction Disorder
In a series of cases, the New Jersey Supreme Court highlighted the necessity of strict adherence to the requirements of the Law for those practicing before the Division of Workers’ Compensation.
The NJ Supreme Court has ruled that employees have 90 days to notify their employers after the diagnosis of an occupational disease.
An intoxicated worker, with an elevated blood alcohol level of .29%, was awarded workers' compensation benefits after a fall.
The NJ Supreme Court set forth standards for occupational disease claims, defined defenses available, provided interpretation regarding third-party liens.
School custodian awarded workers' compensation benefits after being exposed to asbestos.
