A divided Florida appellate court, sitting en banc, ruled that the statute of limitations for a worker to seek benefits is suspended by the

Idaho lawmakers introduced legislation that would expand the definition of “first responder” under the state’s workers' compensation law to include coroners and certain death investigation

The Illinois Appellate Court upheld an award of benefits for the partial amputation of a worker’s leg, but also ruled that the employer was due

A New York appellate court revived a Labor Law claim filed by the estate of a worker killed while servicing an order picker.

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The Arizona state House of Representatives on Monday passed a bill that would require insurers issuing zero estimated exposure policies to include a statement from

Bills that would expand Maryland's hypertension presumption for firefighters and extend the heart disease and hypertension presumption to correctional officers in another county are moving