Nebraska Court of Appeals Details Necessary Evidence for Relation of Medical Bills
In the recent decision of Escobar v. JBS USA, the Nebraska Court of Appeals held that the Workers’ Compensation Court erred in ordering JBS to pay for hospital expenses that the trial court “was not...
Baylor Evnen Attorneys Present at Nebraskans for Workers’ Compensation Equity and Fairness Seminar
Recently, Baylor Evnen attorneys Dallas Jones, Jennifer Caswell, and Paul Barta were presenters at the Nebraskans for Workers’ Compensation Equity and Fairness Seminar. NWCEF is a group that advocates...
“An [un]compromise settlement: when the agreement signed is different than the terms of the parties’ original agreement.”
What happens when you reach a compromise settlement and the written agreement offers different terms than the settlement and is mistakenly approved by the workers’ compensation commissioner? The Iowa...
Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Court Releases the 75th Annual Report
Recently, the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Court released its 75th Annual Report for the fiscal year of 2017. In this it provided updates regarding general filing statistics. The complete report can be...