Psychological Injuries in Workers’ Comp: A Patchwork of State Approaches November 21, 2025 By Shantalia Osborne In recent years, mental health has become a growing focus in the workplace. Employers and policymakers alike are paying closer...
Lawsuit Claims Police Shooting of Veteran Was Unnecessary October 29, 2021 WETUMPKA, Ala. (AP) — The parents of a military veteran shot and killed by a sheriff’s deputy during what his...
Dog Loved by Veteran Could Be Euthanized After Biting Two February 4, 2020 By Michael Kelly MARIETTA, Ohio — The McCabe residence on Franklin Street is not an ordinary household. Russell, 52, and Christy, 47, have...
Families Defrauded by Unregulated Service Dog Trainers May 6, 2019 By Allen G. Breed About the photo: This photo shows Mark Mathis, owner of Ry-Con Service Dogs, during a training session with Ella Peluso...
Passenger Sues Southwest, Claims PTSD After Blast on Flight April 30, 2018 By Edvard Pettersson and Christopher Yasiejko Southwest Airlines Co. was sued by a passenger who witnessed the “horror” when an exploding engine part shattered a cabin...
Nebraska High Court’s Workers’ Comp Ruling for Assaulted Nurse Stands September 8, 2015 By MARGERY A. BECK The Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday upheld a workers’ compensation ruling requiring a Kearney hospital to pay the salary of...
Connecticut Revisits Workers’ Comp for First Responders With PTSD March 17, 2015 By SUSAN HAIGH The General Assembly is revisiting whether to grant workers’ compensation coverage for certain first responders suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder,...