A memorandum by the chief New Jersey workers' compensation judge about Medicare conditional payments has lawyers and other judges scratching their heads over what may have prompted

As the workers’ comp insurance line marks its third straight year of profitability, increasingly intense competition may begin to spark “irrational” pricing, an insurance company

California’s Supreme Court on Monday laid down a simple, three-part test to determine whether a person is an employee of an independent contractor, in a ruling

Georgia’s new workers’ compensation fee schedule released this month gives air ambulance services a slight pay raise. That may sound generous, but regulators may be

In the only state where workers' compensation is voluntary, authorities are updating regulations that say exactly what agents and brokers can say when they sell