A bill in West Virginia would require employers to provide paid traumatic event counseling to peace officers, firefighters and 911 dispatchers exposed to certain critical

The Delaware Superior Court upheld the denial of benefits for damage to a worker’s lower teeth.

Case: Peed v. Essential Staffing Inc., No. S25A-06-001 RHR,

The South Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that a property owners’ association was not entitled to summary judgment dismissing a worker’s civil claim for injuries

The Texas Department of Insurance announced that Amanda Crawford stepped into the role of insurance commissioner at the start of the month.

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The Mississippi Court of Appeals upheld the denial of a worker’s motion to reopen her claim, filed more than a year after her claim was

Maryland senators on Wednesday introduced legislation to broaden the pool of professionals who can assess permanent impairments in workers' compensation claims.

SB 522, now before