Audit Trumps Oral Promise

 A New Jersey federal court enforces a written insurance policy over an alleged phone-call agreement, with a workers' compensation payroll rule at the heart of the dispute.

When the Workplace Overheats

Occupational Heat Exposure, Regulation, and Workers' Compensation in a Warming Climate

Cannabis Hiring, Now Actionable

New Jersey recognizes a private right of action under CREAMMA for workers refused employment over a positive cannabis test.

Phones Off, Court On

New Jersey reaffirms a near-total ban on recording workers' compensation proceedings.

Medicaid Cuts: Workers' Compensation Pays?

Trump Administration's Medicaid Work Requirements May Shift Enormous Costs to Employers and Workers' Compensation Insurers

Asbestos at the Fifth Circuit

How a TSCA Rule Argument Reaches Into Workers’ Compensation.

Discovery Delays Cost Defenses

An employer's dilatory discovery and silence regarding a motion to strike led the Appellate Division to affirm an order compelling knee-replacement surgery and to underscore that medical care cannot be delayed.