While most of the United States is in the midst of historic declines in workers' compensation loss costs, the U.S. Virgin Islands is now facing

The Arkansas Court of Appeals ruled that a worker’s refusal to accept a light-duty position after a knee injury did not bar him from receiving

The West Virginia House of Delegates unanimously approved a measure that would allow first responders to receive workers' compensation benefits for post-traumatic stress disorder without

The City of New Orleans has suspended two building inspectors without pay because of allegations that they falsely claimed to have inspected the Hard Rock

The Louisiana Supreme Court last week yanked an attorney’s law license for failing to return unearned fees, abandoning clients and stealing money from another lawyer.