Workers' compensation attorneys in California don't agree on precisely what changes the state should make to its computer-based case management system, but many agree that it needs

In an age of school shootings and an increase in assaults against teachers, Nebraska is poised to become one of first states to enhance workers'

Division of Workers’ Compensation officials said Friday they’re committed to overhauling California’s computer-based case management system that’s become a source of frustration since it was

BOSTON — New research shows that injured workers, particularly those with lost-time claims, are likely to die earlier than non-injured workers — the result of

The rapid spread of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, raises some interesting questions for the field of workers' compensation, including what circumstances would make