The Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled that hernias are not compensable as occupational diseases except under the specific provision of the Workers’ Compensation Act

The Virginia Workers' Compensation Education Conference set for Sept. 9-10 in Richmond has been canceled.

The conference and exhibition will not be rescheduled this year and

The District of Columbia Court of Appeals overturned a denial of a janitor’s claim for benefits for an on-the-job stroke.

Case: Ramos v. District of

The Mississippi Legislature failed to act on two bills this month that the Workers' Compensation Commission had requested, one of which would have stabilized funding

The Texas Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a truck driver’s family could not assert a civil claim against his employer for allegedly overworking him to