The Utah Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a physician performing an independent medical examination for a workers’ compensation claimant owes no duty of care to

The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries announced a $2.1 million settlement with a farm that received what the agency called one of the

The California Department of Insurance announced that a Porter Ranch landscaper is facing multiple felony charges for allegedly working while collecting more than $50,000 in

Workplace safety regulators in Oregon adopted emergency rules to protect workers from wildfire smoke and high heat in employer-provided housing.

The wildfire smoke rules apply

The Montana Governor’s 2021 Conference on Workers’ Compensation will explore topics including the pandemic’s effect on workers’ compensation, how the comp system responded to it, and