The Minnesota Supreme Court recognized that an award of reasonable fees should adequately compensate the employee’s attorney for the representation …
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When a workers’ compensation insurer refuses to pay for chiropractic services because it was determined that services are excessive according to the…
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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 …
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The Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Court of Appeals recently reversed a compensation judge’s determination that an employer and insurer were enti…
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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 …
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Colorado’s Supreme Court refused to trim a bad faith award against American Family Mutual Insurance Company in an apartment fire coverage dispute by…
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Attorneys Cynthia Thurston and Scott Stoneking participated in this innovative workers’ compensation conference held annually in Chicago. The CLM …
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The Minnesota Senate and the Minnesota House passed a workers’ compensation bill unanimously in both chambers. The bill was signed by Governor Day…
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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…
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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…
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