California regulators ordered the closing of a vocational school that focused on retraining permanently disabled workers, alleging that it charged more than it was allowed to

New York’s highest court on Tuesday ruled that an injured employee who received a schedule loss of use award and “additional compensation” was not entitled

Ride-sharing companies Uber and Lyft are making inroads into workers’ compensation transportation, but how big of a role they will ultimately play in shuttling injured

Federal prosecutors in Southern California say a scheme to pay kickbacks to doctors who prescribed compound drugs to injured workers netted more than $211 million

A Southern California chiropractor claims fraudulent articles of incorporation, unnecessary prescriptions and surgeries that were sometimes approved based on falsified medical records were all part