A Florida appellate court said a police officer who filed a claim for post-traumatic stress disorder after responding to a school shooting that left 17

In a case of first impression, Maryland’s highest court ruled that the "definite proof” that a worker must show in a hernia claim applies to

Oregon’s Occupational Safety and Health Division fined a mattress retailer more than $66,000 for exposing its workers to serious injury or death from potential traffic

A bill pre-filed with the Texas Legislature would give insurers 60 days to contest or deny a workers’ compensation claim for certain public safety employees

New Jersey’s Appellate Court division is the proper venue for a former workers’ compensation judge to bring allegations that she was fired in retaliation for

A New York appellate court ruled that a bus driver was entitled to benefits for repetitive trauma injuries over a 31-year career.

Case: Matter of Grinnage