A Maryland law firm has agreed to pay the federal government $250,000 to settle claims that it failed to reimburse Medicare for treatment provided to

Some Texas counties may be steering injured first responders away from the workers' compensation system, then firing them before they have recovered enough to return

While distracted driving including the use of smartphones is increasingly being blamed for motor vehicle accidents, a new report from the Insurance Information Institute looks

As chronic pain patients and their advocates grow more concerned about the potential for forced tapering from opioids, a group of medical experts in Washington

Benefit delivery costs account for about 15% of the total cost of workers’ compensation claims involving lost time and are divided nearly equally between medical cost