There is no exception to the requirement that medical professionals determine medical necessity that allows the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board or any other court to

The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled that a staffing company employee could not proceed with a civil suit against his borrowing employer and its

A federal appellate court denied an employer’s petition for review of black lung benefits awarded to a longtime coal miner.

Case: Consol of PA Coal

A New York appellate court ruled that a worker who applied for a host of jobs for which he was not qualified failed to demonstrate

The Delaware Supreme Court revived a subrogation claim by a workers’ compensation carrier against the payments an injured worker received from her employer’s underinsured motorist

Wisconsin lawmakers are scheduled to hear testimony today on an agreed-upon workers' compensation bill that includes a provision to increase benefits.

The Senate Committee on Government