2016’s Top 10 Workers’ Comp Insurance Coverage Case Law Developments from FC&S Legal

Here are the Top 10 Workers' Compensation Insurance Coverage Case Law Developments from FC&S Legal for 2016.

Delaware Supreme Court Rejects Contention That Second Workers' Comp Insurer Was Responsible for Worker's Condition Even Without Proof of Causation

Idaho Supreme: Firefighter Failed to Prove That His Occupation Had Caused Him to Develop Lung Cancer

Oklahoma Supreme Court Strikes Down Workers' Comp “Opt Out” Act

Worker's Comp Insurer Was Entitled to Reimbursement for Medical Expenses from Workers' Recovery from Third-Party Tortfeasors, N.J. Appeals Court Decides

N.H. Supreme: Prevailing Workers' Comp Claimant May Recover Attorneys' Fees As Provided in Contingent Fee Agreement – Including as to Future Medical Benefits

Florida Supreme Court Strikes Down Workers' Comp Law That Cut Off Benefits After 104 Weeks

Structured Settlement Agreement Based on Workers' Comp Award May Not Be Assigned, California Appeals Court Declares

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Steven A. Meyerowitz, a Harvard Law School graduate, is the founder and president of Meyerowitz Communications Inc., a law firm marketing communications consulting company. He may be contacted at [email protected].

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