A Florida appellate court granted reconsideration of its prior decision on the timeliness of a worker’s claim for treatment and reversed its stance to find

The California Division of Workers' Compensation adopted rules incorporating Medi-Cal's pharmaceutical reimbursement methodologies.

New rules taking effect July 1 will set drug costs based on

The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled that the workers’ compensation commissioner miscalculated a worker’s average weekly wage in the weeks leading up to her injury.

West Virginia’s Intermediate Court of Appeals upheld the authorization of an updated magnetic resonance imaging scan of a worker’s lumbar spine.

Case: Blackhawk Mining v.

A Utah lawmaker introduced legislation that would expand the list of cancers that presumptively arise from service among firefighters.

House Bill 65, introduced Monday by Rep.

A New York appellate court ruled that a Labor Law defendant was entitled to summary judgment dismissing a worker’s claims against it but that the trial