A California appeals court on Wednesday ordered the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board to explain the origin of its “grant-for-study” procedure and why it shouldn’t be

A Michigan trial court denied the state’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging workers’ compensation regulators are illegally and unconstitutionally denying benefits for occupational injuries

Employer representatives told California lawmakers that it’s not appropriate to codify gender-based benefit increases into the state’s workers’ compensation law to address gender-based earning disparities.

Including the cost of claims for COVID-19 in California employers’ experience rating calculations should serve as a financial incentive for businesses to take appropriate and

The Oregon Supreme Court ruled that a worker is entitled to compensation for the full measure of impairment where it is caused in material part,