A Southern California chiropractor accused of illegally running a law firm to funnel injured workers into his network of medical clinics to churn bills was

Members of a California Senate committee passed bills that would in some instances make temporary disability benefits available after an injury becomes permanent and stationary

The California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board on Wednesday issued an en banc order announcing its intent to sanction an attorney and a hearing representative a

An Ohio appellate court ruled that a worker was entitled to a limited writ of mandamus compelling the Industrial Commission to reconsider whether an employer

The Idaho Supreme Court ruled that an injured worker was entitled to an award of medical benefits based on the full invoice amount of her

A Texas appellate court upheld an award of death benefits to a cancer-stricken firefighter’s widow.

Charlie Jaimes worked as a firefighter for the City of