A San Antonio workers' compensation attorney charged in the Forest Park Medical Center bribery and kickback case managed to have his case separated from nine

Ohio workers' compensation regulators made two bold moves last week that have left employers smiling, and claimants' advocates hoping that the news will translate into fewer

California medical management firms have paid millions to resolve lawsuits filed by medical case managers who claimed they were misclassified as salaried professionals who are

New Hampshire Democrats, having wrested majority control away from Republicans in both houses of the state legislature in the November election, are moving forward with

Maryland insurers, claimants' attorneys, state senators and one of the country's top occupational medicine researchers engaged in a spirited debate this week over the need