A Texas appellate court ruled that a district court judge could not enjoin an administrative law judge’s issuance of a discovery subpoena in a contested

All 50 states and the District of Columbia now operate prescription drug monitoring programs, but how those systems — and broader pharmacy rules — function

A Texas appellate court ruled that the family of a worker killed in a refinery accident had to arbitrate their gross negligence claims, pursuant to

The West Virginia Intermediate Court of Appeals vacated an award of benefits to a coal lab employee, finding that the Board of Review failed to

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen signed a bill eliminating the workplace safety consultation program.

Pillen on Monday signed LB 397, which eliminates laws enacted in 1993

The Virginia Court of Appeals on Tuesday held that the regular use of subcontractors to complete projects was sufficient to give the Workers' Compensation Commission