A Texas appellate court ruled that a self-represented worker’s procedural flubs were fatal to her challenge to the scope of her compensable injury, the date

A federal jury in Tennessee convicted five people of defrauding private and government insurance programs of more than $30 million with a compound drug scheme.

“The scheme

A federal appellate court upheld the fraud and conspiracy convictions of two executives who operated medical clinics that focused on treating government employees.

Case: U.S. v. Sanders,

Florida insurers, health maintenance organizations and pharmacy benefits managers must now allow patients to obtain early refills of most medications in case they're shut in because of

The Democrat-majority Virginia legislature has approved another worker-friendly bill, one that would require employers to timely explain why a workers' compensation claim has been denied.