As more states have adopted cancer presumption laws for firefighters, municipalities have continued to grapple with the cost of medical and wage-replacement benefits for the

For the third time in four years, Florida's insurance commissioner has rejected a National Council on Compensation Insurance rate filing, seeking a better deal for

Employers Holdings appears to be going it alone in raising workers’ comp insurance rates in California, a move that put a nearly $12 million dent

A New Jersey appellate court decision this month has sparked a debate over how long an employer should keep paying for an injured worker’s opioids

Medical inflation, which has been “muted” in recent years, is forecast to accelerate in 2020 — one piece of potential bad news for the workers’ comp