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Workers' Compensation News

 
Knew, Should Have Known Required for FELA 02/03/2003
State: Natl. | Segment: Top | 0
The United States Court of Appeals for the Second District has ruled that a co-worker's alleged misconduct that exacerbated multiple sclerosis and which can be imputed to the employer under respondeat superior, was nevertheless insufficient for an intentional infliction of emotional distress claim...Read More
 
 
KY Says Smallpox Covered by Work Comp 01/28/2003
State: Natl. | Segment: Top | 0
The Kentucky Department of Workers' Claims has issued an advisory bulletin stating that Kentucky health-care workers who are vaccinated against smallpox will be eligible for workers' compensation benefits if they suffer serious side effects. Larry Greathouse, commissioner of the DWC said ...Read More
 
 
KT Sup Crt Denies Bad Faith Action in Work Comp 01/27/2003
State: Natl. | Segment: Top | 0
The Kentucky Supreme Court, overturning a lower court ruling, has voted 4 to 3 to maintain the longstanding exclusive remedy doctrine underpinning the state's workers' compensation system. The court's decision in Reker v. Travelers Indemnity Company, announced Thursday, brought immediate praise from...Read More
 
 
Kemper Sells Rights to Argonaut, Old Republic 01/24/2003
State: Natl. | Segment: Top | 0
The Kemper Insurance Companies yesterday announced it has reached a definitive agreement to sell the renewal rights to its bundled large risk national accounts to Argonaut Insurance Company, a member of Argonaut Group, Inc., a national underwriter of specialty insurance products in niche areas of th...Read More
 
 
Kickback Leads to Examiner's Guilty Plea 01/23/2003
State: Natl. | Segment: Top | 0
A claims examiner in Kentucky pled guilty Tuesday to mail fraud in U.S. District Court for getting caught accepting a $25,000 kickback in exchange for promising to settle a Lexington man's workers' compensation claim for $75,000. Wail J. Lodhi, 32, of Bradenton, Fla., formerly with St. Paul ...Read More
 
 
Kickback Leads to Examiner 01/23/2003
State: Natl. | Segment: Top | 0
A claims examiner in Kentucky pled guilty Tuesday to mail fraud in U.S. District Court for getting caught accepting a $25,000 kickback in exchange for promising to settle a Lexington man's workers' compensation claim for $75,000. Wail J. Lodhi, 32, of Bradenton, Fla., formerly with St. Paul ...Read More
 
 
Kemper Get Approved for Cut-Through Policies 01/15/2003
State: Natl. | Segment: Top | 0
Kemper Insurance Cos. yesterday received regulatory approval for a cut-through agreement it has arranged with Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s National Indemnity Co. to support some Kemper policies. Kemper negotiated the endorsement with the Berkshire Hathaway Inc. subsidiary after rating agenc...Read More
 
 
Karate School Owner Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud 01/13/2003
State: Natl. | Segment: Top | 0
A former corrections officer with the Massachusetts MCI-Bridgewater facility who was indicted on charges of workers' compensation fraud and larceny by false pretense last month, pleaded not guilty at...Read More
 
 
Koromilas Appointed US ECAB Judge 01/10/2003
State: Natl. | Segment: Top | 0
U.S. Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao yesterday announced the appointment of Alec J. Koromilas as chairman of the United States Employees' Compensation Appeals Board (ECAB). Koromilas, named to the board in January 2002, was previously an attorney in private practice in Dover, N.H., specializing in...Read More
 
 
Kemper President/COO Retires 01/02/2003
State: Natl. | Segment: Top | 0
The Kemper Insurance Companies announced Monday that its president and chief operating officer, William D. Smith, has decided to retire effective immediately. An Office of the Chairman has been created to help lead the company. "We thank Bill for the contributions he has made to the compan...Read More
 
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