Incorrect job history makes termination of WC benefits arbitrary

Article Abstract:

The implications of judgment given by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Creech v. Unum Life Insurance Co. of North America are discussed. The court found that the insurance company erred in cutting off the worker's benefit because of incorrect classification of the employee's prior job experience.

INSURANCE CARRIERS, Insurance industry, UNUM Life Insurance Company of America, United States. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit

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Lack of causation sinks new worker's benefits claim

Article Abstract:

The implications from Meyer v. IBP, Inc., shows that the employee should produce evidence to prove that the carpal and cubital tunnel syndromes developed by the employee are due to the job tasks, in order to get the compensation benefits from the company.

Meat Products, Meat industry, Tyson Fresh Meats Inc.

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Commission finds employer more credible in denying WC benefits

Article Abstract:

The rulings of Missouri Court of Appeals on workers' compensation, in Gibson-Knox v. Classic Print, are presented.

Appellate courts

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