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Glossary Check: Iowa ‘Odd Lot’ Doctrine
Glossary Check: Iowa ‘Odd Lot’ Doctrine

Des Moines, IA (WorkersCompensation.com) -- In Dr. Claire Muselman's second part to her Iowa case law update, she highlights Shadlow v. Loves Travel Stops, for a point it makes about the "odd-lot" doctrine. So, what […]
Iowa Workers’ Compensation Symposium Offers In-Depth Analysis of Recent Agency Case Law Updates (Part 2 of 4)
Iowa Workers’ Compensation Symposium Offers In-Depth Analysis of Recent Agency Case Law Updates (Part 2 of 4)

Part Two: Permanent Disability, Layoffs, Surgical Procedures, and the Odd-Lot Doctrine Des Moines, IA - The 61st Annual Iowa Workers' Compensation Symposium continued with a highly informative session on agency case law updates. Esteemed legal […]
Iowa Workers’ Compensation Symposium Highlights Agency Case Law Updates (Part 1 of 4)
Iowa Workers’ Compensation Symposium Highlights Agency Case Law Updates (Part 1 of 4)

Part One: Apportionment, Penalties, and Method of Compensation Des Moines, IA -- The 61st Annual Iowa Workers' Compensation Symposium commenced yesterday with an informative session on agency case law updates. The session featured presentations by […]
Case Lesson: Iowa Spousal Desertion & Workers’ Compensation Benefits
Case Lesson: Iowa Spousal Desertion & Workers’ Compensation Benefits

Des Moines, IA (WorkersCompensation.com) -- It's not always the case that legal determinations of marital status figure significantly into a workers' compensation ruling, but sometimes whether or not people are married can make a difference […]