A New York appellate court ruled that a worker’s motion to amend the language of a consent letter should have been denied because the proposal allowed

An Ohio lawmaker introduced legislation that would create a $50,000 penalty payable to firefighters whose employer loses an appeal of a benefit award on a

The Oregon Workers' Compensation Division lowered the assessment that funds certain benefits for injured workers to 1.8 cents per hour worked.

The Workers' Benefit Fund

A Louisiana appellate court overturned the grant of a worker’s motion to strike a carrier’s accusation of fraud.

Case: LUBA Workers' Comp. v. Sears, No. 56,489-WCA, 10/01/2025,

The Illinois Appellate Court ruled that a circuit court judge should not have overturned a decision by the Workers’ Compensation Commission that found a worker’s cervical

The Texas Division of Workers' Compensation is holding its quarterly stakeholder meeting on Oct. 22.

Officials from the division will provide an update on a