MEDINAH, Illinois — Defendants' attorneys and the employers they represent got the lowdown Thursday on which two of the state’s three Workers' Compensation Commission panels

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Business and insurance groups said Wednesday that an 11.7% proposed rate reduction, one of the largest cuts in years, is evidence that New York's legislative reforms

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Alaska's statutory cap on benefits when a worker without dependents dies is constitutional, and exclusive remedy prevents a mother from trying to pursue a defective-machinery