A divided Ohio Supreme Court ruled that further proceedings are necessary to determine whether in-home care workers who provided services for persons with developmental disabilities

An Ocala, Florida-based framing contractor faces $464,079 in proposed fines by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration over allegedly continued safety violations three years after

By Steve Nichols, Contributor

Texas lawmakers have introduced bills that would require the Division of Workers’ Compensation to conduct contested case hearings telephonically or by

Medical providers who offer care to injured workers vary greatly by specialty, as doctors such as orthopedic surgeons and pain management specialists are more likely to

A New York appellate court ruled that a Labor Law claim by a worker who was allegedly struck by a falling bag of cement mix was