An Ohio appellate court ruled that a self-insured employer should have been granted an evidentiary hearing to determine its subrogation interest in a worker’s settlement

The owner of a Massachusetts temporary staffing agency is facing workers’ compensation fraud charges for allegedly underreporting payroll, according to a report by the Lowell

The New York State Inspector General’s Office announced that a drywall installer was ordered to pay more than $60,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to

A New York appellate court ruled that a trial court justice should not have dismissed a worker’s declaratory judgment action seeking a determination of whether

Church Mutual Insurance Co. announced the promotion of Alan Ogilvie to executive vice president.

Alan Ogilvie

Ogilvie continued serving in his role