The Minnesota Supreme Court recognized that an award of reasonable fees should adequately compensate the employee’s attorney for the representation …
When a workers’ compensation insurer refuses to pay for chiropractic services because it was determined that services are excessive according to the…
American Family was granted summary judgement by the U.S. District Court for Minnesota because coverage was excluded for an injury arising out of the …
The Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Court of Appeals recently reversed a compensation judge’s determination that an employer and insurer were enti…
Attorney Robert McCollum was nominated and unanimously approved to serve a three-year term on the Board of Directors for Big Brothers Big Sisters of …
Colorado’s Supreme Court refused to trim a bad faith award against American Family Mutual Insurance Company in an apartment fire coverage dispute by…
Attorneys Cynthia Thurston and Scott Stoneking participated in this innovative workers’ compensation conference held annually in Chicago. The CLM …
The Minnesota Senate and the Minnesota House passed a workers’ compensation bill unanimously in both chambers. The bill was signed by Governor Day…
When a negligent supervision claim is based entirely on an allegation that an employer should have trained an employee not to intentionally punch a cu…
An excess insurer is required to plead and prove that the primary insurer’s refusal to accept an offer was made in bad faith according to the Colora…
