A New York appellate court ruled that a substitute teacher was not entitled to benefits for her injuries because she had voluntarily left the labor

Grappling with a statewide spike in coronavirus cases, the Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission has again revised its rules for hearings.

A week after it canceled

An Ohio appellate court upheld a decision of the Industrial Commission denying approval of a proposed settlement for a worker’s claim for enhanced benefits and

A New York appellate court revived a school district employee’s claim for additional benefits based on disability from alleged psychological injuries.

Case: Matter of Page

The owners of a construction company have been charged with fraud after they failed to secure workers' compensation insurance and claimed they had no employees,