Almost a year ago, Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner poured gasoline on the fire that has smoldered between claimants and insurers — and between political parties — when

A California Senate committee on Wednesday voted to pass a bill that would give probation workers and anyone else working as a peace officer a

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Washington state has fired back against a lawsuit claiming the state unfairly discriminated against the U.S. Department of Energy by enacting a law to create

After seeing good results from the workers’ compensation drug formulary and physician dispensing restrictions in Texas, some say legislation that would allow widespread doctor dispensing