The Tennessee House of Representatives on Monday voted 66-48 to give final approval to a bill that will classify hundreds of handymen, landscapers, house cleaners

Almost two years after leaving office, a former Florida workers' compensation judge accused of vengeful and unreasonable actions continues to make waves for his former employer,

OAKLAND, Calif. — You could call it a victory lap for the authors of the latest chapter in the history of California’s workers’ compensation system.

Utah’s Republican Legislature passed three worker-friendly bills before the legislative session ended last week. They will bring new fines for employers who harass or intimidate injured

Opioid prescriptions continued to fall in 2017, a year that also saw the first decrease in independent medical review decisions, according to a pair of