In a disappointing decision for the insurance industry, Texas’ 3rd District Court of Appeals has reversed a lower court’s decision allowing the Division of Workers’

A federal judge ordered a capper and his administrator to forfeit more than $1.1 million in criminal proceeds from a Southern California referral scheme that

The West Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee is considering a bill that would eliminate the Workers’ Compensation Board of Review, creating two intermediate appellate courts in its

California carriers on average reduced their filed pure premium rates by more than 5% in 2017, and employers saw a bigger decline in the average

Even though there was no definitive evidence that Gale Askins’ irregular heartbeat caused her on-the-job fall, the Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed an administrative law judge’s