California's 2nd District Court of Appeal on Wednesday published its finding that a guilty plea is sufficient to suspend a provider from participating in the

Subcommittees of Oregon's labor-management advisory panel will discuss on Friday injured workers' access to health care and how to calculate average weekly wages for low-income

Hawaii’s Intermediate Court of Appeals revived a worker’s willful and wanton misconduct claim against his supervisor and employer for alleged injuries from falling off a

The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that the term “medical reports” is not limited to records prepared in the ordinary course of business.

Case: Woodell v.

Members of the Commission on Health and Safety and Workers' Compensation are scheduled to review at their next meeting a long-awaited draft report on a