Nebraska Revised Statute § 48-101 provides that when personal injury is caused to an employee “by accident or occupational disease,” arising out of and in the course of his or her employment, such...

Multiple Baylor Evnen Iowa Workers’ Compensation attorneys will be attending. We encourage clients to attend as well as it geared towards both legal counsel and claims’ handlers/risk manager. The...

On April 22, 2016, The Iowa Supreme Court reversed the Iowa Court of Appeals’ decision in Ramirez-Trujillo v. Quality Egg, which held Quality Egg liable for a back surgery that was unrelated to the...

The 2016 Baylor Evnen Nebraska and Iowa Workers’ Compensation Seminar took place Thursday, April 14, 2016. Attendees witnessed a mock trial presented by Baylor Evnen attorneys, and recently retired...

A decision of the Nebraska Supreme Court issued on Friday serves as a reminder that a claimant’s testimony may serve as the sole basis to support an award as to the extent of the claimant’s disability...

On March 8, 2016 the Nebraska Court of Appeals issued a decision which has the potential to significantly impact the subrogation interest of employers and workers’ compensation insurers. The Court held...

In addition to being fortunate to have distinguished alumni of the firm at the state trial court level, State Supreme Court, and Federal District Court, Baylor Evnen is also fortunate to have its...

Nebraska Workers’ Compensation system has a fairly direct statute of limitations, at least on paper. Nebraska Revised Statute §48.137 indicates that a Claimant has 2 years from when the Claimant knew or...

Often times, we are asked, “When does the statute of limitations run?” However, the typical response is, “We need more information.” because the correct response is very fact specific in Iowa. ICA §85.26...

Nebraska Revised Statute § 48-101 provides that when personal injury is caused to an employee “by accident or occupational disease,” arising out of and in the course of his or her employment, such...