After they were all but forgotten last year, Minnesota workers’ compensation appeals court judges could soon see a $7,000 pay raise, thanks to a bill

Prescription drug monitoring programs have been called a key tool in the battle to reduce overuse of prescription opioids. But an analysis published this week that

An injury to a worker's reputation is not the kind of injury that is subject to the exclusive remedy of the workers' compensation law, the

The story of troubled insurance and claims-management company Patriot National Inc., and its high-flying CEO, took another twist this week when a bankruptcy judge approved

The Texas workers' compensation system could shave off $200,000 a year in worker rehabilitation costs by dropping a 22-year-old provider accreditation preference and pay all