The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania ruled that the Workers’ Compensation Security Fund cannot be subjected to attorney fees because it does not fall within the

State Compensation Insurance Fund president and CEO Vern Steiner is among the handful of California state executives earning more than $1 million a year, according

Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill that would revise how temporary and permanent disability benefits are calculated.

Currently, benefits are equal to two-thirds of an

A bill introduced in West Virginia on Monday would adopt a nearly 40-year-old federal standard for determining whether a worker is an employee or a contractor.

A New York appellate court upheld the establishment of a worker’s occupational disease claim for her elbows.

Case: Matter of Moe v. America Ootoya Chelsea,

A divided Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld a determination that triable issues precluded summary judgment on a worker’s tort suit for his injuries from a skid