The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that a school aide was not entitled to benefits for an alleged injury of her cervical spine from repositioning a disabled student.

The California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board proposed rules that would formalize processes for the remote hearings, electronic filing and electronic service developed during the COVID-19

Net premiums earned by California’s State Compensation Insurance Fund during the six-month period ending June 30 were 24.4% higher than they were for the same

The Nevada Workers’ Compensation Section posted a new form that injured workers must sign to release medical and other information when submitting a claim notice

A California appellate court upheld a contractor’s conviction for tax crimes and failing to secure workers’ compensation coverage for a bulldozer operator who was killed