A divided Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that a worker is entitled to penalties and fees based on a carrier’s failure to timely tender payment of

The Kentucky Court of Appeals resolved a split in its prior unpublished decisions as to the retroactive application of a 2017 amendment to the interest

A divided West Virginia Supreme Court ruled that a coal miner was not entitled to additional vocational rehabilitation services despite his inability to find a

Florida regulators have revised an estimate on what proposed reimbursement dispute rules will cost businesses, which means the Legislature will not have to ratify the

The Mississippi Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a family could not seek a civil recovery for a worker’s fatal shooting during a firearms training exercise.