A California appellate court upheld a trial judge’s decision to allow an injured worker to proceed with his claims of age and disability discrimination, wrongful

The Washington Supreme Court last week disbarred a Seattle-area solo practitioner for using his clients’ trust accounts as his own “piggy bank.”

Paul Arnold Wallstrom was

The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on Monday posted an updated version of its guide for set-aside arrangements.

All parties in a workers’ compensation

The Texas Department of Insurance confirmed Friday that it will no longer participate in Workers Compensation Research Institute studies that have for decades compared the

The Oregon Workers’ Compensation Division said it will conduct quarterly reviews to make certain that insurers and self-insured employers are conducting vocational assistance eligibility determinations, starting

West Virginia’s Intermediate Court of Appeals upheld the denial of a worker’s claim of injury based on discrepancies in the date of its alleged occurrence