Michael D. Drobot will return to federal prison for another 15 months as a result of breaching the terms of his plea agreement by secreting

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration continues to fail to protect warehouse workers from injuries and needs better protocols for addressing complaints regarding worker safety,

Registration is open for the California Division of Workers’ Compensation’s 31st annual educational conference being held in Oakland and Los Angeles in March.

The conference

The Washington Court of Appeals ruled that a former police officer was barred by the doctrine of res judicata from pursuing his claim for benefits

The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled that a property owner could not be held liable for injuries sustained by a worker who was hired by

The Nebraska Court of Appeals upheld a grant of summary judgment dismissing a staffing company employee’s tort suit against her employer’s customer.

Case: Workman v.