New York lawmakers are considering legislation that would allow occupational therapy assistants and physical therapy assistants to treat injured workers.

A 3753, by Assemblyman Kenneth

A divided Ohio Supreme Court ruled that a hearing officer’s failure to address whether a worker had voluntarily retired from the workforce was not a

Ohio lawmakers are debating whether to make it easier for peace officers, firefighters and emergency medical workers to receive workers’ compensation benefits for post-traumatic stress

A post-traumatic stress presumption law that took effect last year has led to an increase in claims by first responders and has forced a 9%

The New York Workers' Compensation Board will no longer approve settlements that require the claimant to indemnify or hold insurers harmless if Medicare demands reimbursement