California’s Division of Workers’ Compensation on Thursday announced that its annual Educational Conference planned for later this month in Los Angeles will be postponed after

In another rebuke to a famously outspoken workers' compensation judge, the South Carolina Supreme Court this week overturned her finding that a deafened claimant should

It took three years and extensive lobbying by the Bar Association, but the Florida Legislature has finally granted the state's workers' compensation judges their first

As states ramp up protections for front-line health care and public safety officers to combat the spread of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, Washington

A family member of a worker who died of causes unrelated to his injury can continue receiving his wage-loss benefits, a New York appeals court