The Workers' Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau will present findings from its latest study into how claims vary in different regions of California at a Nov. 20
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspections will continue during the federal government shutdown, but rulemaking and other processes, including informal conferences between employers and officials,
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A group of safety organizations urged President Donald Trump to find a candidate for the next Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner who will ensure that
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The International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions announced that directors for the 2025-26 term were sworn in during its 111th convention in Milwaukee.
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Goldberg Segalla announced that Bryan Strand joined the firm's workers' compensation defense practice in Chicago.
Bryan Strand
Strand focuses his practice on
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The Wisconsin Division of Workers' Compensation finished upgrading the online system that carriers, employers and claims adjusters use to submit required work-related injury data.
The
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A New York appellate court ruled that a worker was not entitled to summary judgment on his Labor Law claim for his injury from being
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The Supreme Court of Tennessee’s Special Workers’ Compensation Appeals Panel upheld a determination that a woman was entitled to a new panel of physicians qualified and
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The West Virginia Supreme Court upheld a finding that a deputy sheriff’s cervical stenosis was unrelated to his work injury.
Case: Price v. Raleigh County
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The California Division of Workers' Compensation proposed changes to its Supplemental Job Displacement Benefit rules that it said will make the voucher program more efficient,
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