In a recent case, a Missouri court awarded workers compensation benefits to an employee after he sustained an eye injury at work. The employee worked

An employee who is injured in the course and scope his or her employment is entitled to workers compensation benefits. Depending upon the nature and

In a recent case, the Missouri Court of Appeals held that an employee was entitled to workers compensation benefits after sustaining injuries from a slip

In Missouri, it is unlawful for an employer to fire or discriminate against an employee for filing a claim for workers compensation benefits. Often called,

In Missouri, like other states, only employees are entitled to workers compensation benefits. As a general rule, independent contractors are not covered under Workers Compensation

In a recent case, a court ruled that a liquor store employee was entitled to workers compensation benefits after the store was robbed at gun

Pursuant to Missouri Workers Compensation Law, employers are required to post a notice at   their place of employment, or to notify employees who may not

In a recent case, a court held that an insurance carrier committed the intentional tort of acting in collusion with an employer to deprive an

In Missouri, workers compensation laws were enacted for the purpose of protecting employees at work. These laws place a duty on the employer to insure

Under Missouri law, a property owner has a duty to use reasonable and ordinary care to prevent injuries to employees of independent contractors. This duty of