Perhaps heeding the warning signs posted next door in Alabama, the Georgia Senate wasted little time this year in passing a bill that would raise

On Friday, some 30 Oregon stakeholders, lawyers and state workers’ comp officials will convene for a three-hour work session held by the Management-Labor Advisory Committee.

After five years of paying assessments to bail out the insolvent Kentucky School Boards Insurance Trust, school districts across the state will soon see thousands

The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation has given final approval to less-stringent rules governing how it will grade the performance of designated doctors, and some

From increasing medical fees to ending rebates for special-fund assessments, Oklahoma lawmakers on both ends of the Capitol were busy passing bills proposing changes to