A wrongful termination case initiated by a former investigator for the California Department of Industrial Relations who said she was fired for cooperating with an

The Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission took steps toward carrying out a smaller provision from the reform bill enacted last month by opening the bidding process

Workers' compensation carriers could be doing much more to scrutinize medical bills, something their health insurance brethren have done for more than a decade, health

An injured worker in New York could be prescribed an opioid-based painkiller for up to seven days without prior authorization, but if he overdoses, an

A last-minute change to Ohio's worker's compensation agency budget bill has sparked condemnation from around the country because it would require injured workers to declare