Schools and institutions helping retrain injured workers for new careers should be prohibited from outsourcing training to unvetted third parties, system observers said in response

The Indiana Court of Appeals said an employer could not take a direct appeal from the denial of its motion to dismiss a worker’s application

The Nevada Supreme Court upheld the denial of a correctional officer’s claim for benefits for his COVID-19 infection.

Case: Holguin v. City of Henderson, No.

The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania ruled that an insurance carrier’s petitions to modify the description of a worker’s injuries were properly granted and that liability for

A merit selection panel recommended three candidates for Gov. Tim Walz to consider for appointment as the permanent chief administrative law judge at the Court

Home health services account for more than a quarter of medical spending on $1 million workers' compensation claims, despite representing less than 3% of typical