The Louisiana House of Representatives passed bills that would require medical fee schedules to be based on rates charged in neighboring states and would allow

A New York appellate court revived a worker’s Labor Law claim for injuries that happened while trying to prevent himself from falling from the inverted

A federal appellate court denied an employer’s challenge to an award of permanent total disability benefits to an injured longshoreman.

Case: Global Terminal & Container

State lawmakers on Friday gave final approval to a bill that would modify criteria for serving on the Texas Mutual Insurance Co. board of directors.

The California Senate Appropriations Committee will review the fiscal implications of bills addressing subrogation rights, uninsured employers and premium fraud May 12.

The committee is