Starting next week, two Southern states will make a significant change in their lists of medications that are allowed for injured workers: Texas will close a

Soon-to-be-proposed rules that would increase capital and credit requirements for carriers writing large-deductible workers’ compensation policies in California could prevent insolvencies and save tens of

Three months after the Kentucky legislature passed a sweeping workers' compensation bill, and six months before a statutory deadline, regulators are working to create a

A rapid expansion in wearable technology may soon mean that employers will be able to use the devices to prevent workplace injuries, improve treatment of

Members of the Senate Rules Committee peppered George Parisotto with questions about fraud, qualified medical evaluators and the high costs California employers face when purchasing