The Missouri Court of Appeals upheld an award of more than $2 million in attorney fees to an injured worker who prevailed on his disability

The New Mexico Workers' Compensation Administration on Tuesday adopted rules that it said will provide more clarity when awarding attorney fees and eliminate a provision

The Workers' Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California on Tuesday announced that its special inspection fee will increase to $500 per location from $200, effective July 1.

Bills introduced in New York would bring app-based delivery workers under the state’s workers' compensation system by classifying them as employees of delivery network companies.

A New York appellate court ruled that a worker was not entitled to summary judgment on his Labor Law claim for a fall on a

The Ohio Supreme Court remanded a case with instructions for the Industrial Commission to analyze why a teacher was not working over a summer break