Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon on Wednesday approved the annual loss cost filing from the National Council on Compensation Insurance that will reduce state workers’

A Louisiana appellate court ruled that a maritime worker could assert a claim for reimbursement of the maintenance and cure that his employer paid to him

The U.S. Department of Labor has fined an Oklahoma construction contractor more than $200,000 for repeated “serious violations related to excavation work,” the agency said

Texas lawmakers on Monday introduced bills that would allow first responders declared permanently and totally disabled under federal criteria to receive lifetime indemnity benefits, allow

The Mississippi Supreme Court last week suspended a veteran attorney from the practice of law after she was publicly censured by the Board of Professional