An Ohio appellate court revived a nanny’s claims for disability discrimination and workers’ compensation retaliation against her former employers.

Case: Ungerbuehler v. Kelly, No. C-250201,

Lawmakers in Vermont are considering legislation that would allow injured workers to request vocational rehabilitation services if their employer does not do so.

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A New York appellate court upheld the establishment of a worker’s occupational disease claim for her elbows.

Case: Matter of Moe v. America Ootoya Chelsea,

Connecticut lawmakers introduced bills that would expand conditions triggering workers' compensation coverage for post-traumatic stress disorder and require a study of the state's system.

Lawmakers

The U.S. Labor Department has cited and proposed penalties for United States Steel Corp. and contractor MPW Industrial Services after an August 2025 explosion at

A New York appellate court rejected a property owner’s “integral-to-the-work” defense to a worker’s Labor Law claim.

Case: Padilla v. 76 Eleventh Avenue Property Owner