The California Senate Committee on Labor, Public Employment and Retirement on Wednesday passed bills to address the safety of workers in stonecutting shops and to

A Texas appellate court ruled that a commissioned reserve police officer was not entitled to workers’ compensation benefits for his injuries from a traffic accident

The Colorado Court of Appeals upheld the denial of a worker’s benefits claim for alleged injuries from a fall at a construction site.

Case: Fottrell

A New York appellate court overturned the dismissal of the third-party claims by a group of Labor Law defendants against an allegedly injured worker’s employer.

Substantial evidence establishing the existence of a permanent partial disability predating a subsequent compensable injury would be required for injured workers to qualify for benefits

The American Property Casualty Insurance Association on Tuesday announced that Sam Whitfield has joined the association as senior vice president, federal government relations and political