Texas Mutual Insurance Co. announced that a man convicted of receiving workers’ compensation benefits while he was gainfully employed was ordered to pay $4,130 in

A bill that adds three more cancers to the list of diseases presumed to be work-related for firefighters is on its way to the Virginia

A divided West Virginia Supreme Court ruled that a worker with a decades-old back injury was entitled to ongoing authorization for Tramadol.

Case: Moskal v.

The Florida Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday approved a bill that could help decontaminate firefighting equipment and prevent cancer.

Senate Bill 1092 was approved after

True to his word, a Louisiana lawmaker has again introduced a bill that would require a drug formulary restricting the types, amounts and duration of