The Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled that a police officer timely filed a request for modification of his workers’ compensation award, even though he

The Mississippi House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a measure that would create a dedicated fund to pay for administrating the state’s workers’ compensation system.

The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled that a worker’s on-again, off-again girlfriend did not qualify as a dependent entitled to workers’ compensation benefits after his death.

The Texas Department of Insurance plans to adopt new construction classifications proposed by the National Council on Compensation Insurance, the department announced this week.

The

Maryland’s Uninsured Employers Fund is asking lawmakers for permission to increase assessments levied against workers’ compensation awards and settlements to protect the solvency of the