The Oregon Workers’ Compensation Board on Tuesday moved a step closer to approving new language regarding how attorney fees are paid, the latest step in years’

Injured workers in the U.S. could soon face another long-term side-effect from the coronavirus pandemic: The possibility of fewer treatment options as some doctors' practices and

California lawmakers last week took steps that would head off any efforts to challenge Gov. Gavin Newsom’s executive order creating a COVID-19 presumption by inserting

The Georgia Supreme Court this week overturned 85 years of precedent with a decision that puts Georgia in the ranks of almost every other state that

About 13,000 Florida employers, some of which may no longer be in business, will soon be in line for almost $28 million in premium refunds from