The rate of nonfatal workplace injuries in the U.S. held steady in 2018 at 2.8 per 100 workers, only the second time since 2003 that

A blue wave that swept through Kentucky and Virginia on Tuesday has given Democrats more control over those states' workers' compensation systems and could result

Many state insurance departments now offer coverage verification through their websites, a vital service for contractors, insurance agents and others who need to make sure

It's being called the $600,000 typo, and no one seems to know how it found its way into the Kansas workers' compensation medical fee schedule.

Federal prosecutors in Southern California are asking for permission to amend filings in a case accusing Sam Solakyan of orchestrating a $284 million fraud scheme,